Private Jet Travel to the FIFA World Cup 2022
The FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 takes place at the end of this year – and it is not too soon for fans, business travellers, tour operators and sponsors to start thinking about travel plans.
The tournament runs from Monday 21 November to Sunday 18 December and promises to be different to any that have gone before.
It is the first World Cup to be staged in the Arab World and the first to be held outside of the traditional May to July window. Qatar is also the smallest country ever to host the finals, which creates new opportunities but also new challenges.
By chartering a flight to the Qatar World Cup 2022 groups of fans will have the comfort of skipping crowded airport terminals, with added safety and security, and the option of having nutritional meals onboard the flight. Whether you’re a tour operator or a group of fans looking to charter a flight to this can be cost-effective and convenient way you can travel at a time that suits you without the restrictions of a scheduled flight.
Charter flights to Qatar
In a regular World Cup, travel plans often had to be made last minute because there was a huge difference whether your team was drawn to play in Sapporo, Japan, in the 2002 finals or in Seoul in South Korea – that’s a six-hour flight..
This time, if you are a tour operator, a group of fans thinking about chartering a flight or a smaller group looking to charter a private jet, the decision about where to be based could be made sooner.
Tens of thousands of people are expected to arrive in Qatar for the most important football tournament in the world, we now know the match schedule for the tournament with most the play-off games being completed by the end of March.
Charter a private jet or large aircraft to the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar with Chapman Freeborn, contact our specialist team today.
The Stadiums
One of the unique aspects of a World Cup in Qatar is that the stadiums are so close together, including five in or on the outskirts of Doha itself.
The shortest distance to a stadium when travelling from the centre of Doha is 7km and the longest 46km – which makes it possible to fly into Doha from wherever you are based and arrive at a game quickly.
The stadiums hosting the 64 games in the 2022 World Cup are:
