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Wholesale Florists in Ireland
wholesale flowers to Ireland and Import wholesale Florists in Ireland stand to benefit from a seamless cool chain as well as un-compromised service standards after Qatar Airways Cargo start Dublin to Doha flights from June 12, 2017. Dublin is a hub for more than 1,000 leading multinational companies and the flower business is growing extremely fast. Direct from farm exporters who ship daily wholesale flowers to Ireland are also optimistic that this will lead to a decrease in freight cost and in-turn an increase in sales.
Qatar Airways Cargo recently began operation on June 12, 2017 to Dublin, Republic of Ireland with B787 Dreamliner flights. They will offer will offer 60 tonnes of belly-hold capacity on the five-times weekly. The Dublin to Doha route will connect the Irish country with the Gulf giants network.
This service will bring extra choice and convenience for passengers and will also add Dublin and Ireland to Qatars growing global network – said Dublin Airport Managing Director Vincent Harrison, welcoming the service.
The launch of flights to Dublin is an exciting addition to our network and I am confident that business and leisure passengers will benefit from our Boeing 787 Dreamliner service and smooth onward connections – added Mr Akbar Al Baker, Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive.
This Benefit is not Just wholesale supplier for fresh flowers, plants, wedding flowers, floral products and sundries, gift packaging, and flowers for trade:
In principle Qatar Airways Cargo is looking to expands its Pharma Network but the news are good also our direct from farm buyers in Ireland. The new direct flights to Dublin will also provide Qatar Airways Cargo customers with 80 tonnes of belly-hold capacity each week. Temperature-controlled products are a major in Ireland and the cargo carrier is – proficient in supporting air logistics through its specialist solutions QR Pharma for pharmaceuticals and QR Fresh for perishables. Import wholesale, supermarkets, resorts, retail florists or individual customers stand to benefit from a seamless cool chain as well as uncompromised service standards. Qatar Airways Cargo customers in the Republic of Ireland will also greatly benefit in terms of time and cost savings, as they will no longer have to truck their freight from the Republic of Ireland to United Kingdom.
Dohas Hamad International Airport connects to more than 150 destinations including cities in South America and East Africa where most Import Florists in Ireland get flowers from.
This route also has Dubai-based Emirates, Etihad Airways of Abu Dhabi and Turkish Airlines, which all already offer direct links with Dublin.
Following the Dublin launch, Qatar Airways will be adding flights to other destinations in 2017 and 2018, including Abidjan, Ivory Coast; Accra, Ghana; Canberra, Australia; Chiang Mai, Thailand; Chittagong, Bangladesh; Mombasa, Kenya; and Utapao, Thailand.
The Doha-Dublin flight schedules is as follows: Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday – QR017 departing Doha at 7.45am and arriving in Dublin at 1.20pm, and QR018 departing Dublin at 3.25pm and arriving in Doha at 12.30am; Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday – QR019 departing Doha at 1.50am and arriving in Dublin at 7.25am, and QR020 departing Dublin at 8.50am and arriving in Doha at 5.55pm.
