2nd special flight from US with stranded Bangladeshis due Sunday 
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2nd special flight from US with stranded Bangladeshis due Sunday 

2nd special flight from US with stranded Bangladeshis due Sunday 


The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh has taken an initiative in coordination with Bangladesh Embassy in Washington, D.C and Bangladesh Consulates in New York and Los Angeles to repatriate stranded Bangladeshi citizens from the USA by the second special flight of Qatar Airways in the midst of COVID-19.   The special flight of Qatar Airways QR 3458 will depart from John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport in New York for Dhaka via Doha at 9 am on Saturday.   From Doha the flight QR3390 will land at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka at 4:45 pm on Sunday.   The flight will be operated by maintaining all health guidelines relating to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.   All passengers of the flight are requested to complete their check-in procedures at the departure terminal no. 8 of JFK four hours before the flight’s time for takeoff.    It is to be noted that the check-in counter at the airport will be closed one hour before the flight’s departure.   The passengers are also requested to directly contact Oryx Aviation Ltd. 

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh has taken an initiative in coordination with Bangladesh Embassy in Washington, D.C and Bangladesh Consulates in New York and Los Angeles to repatriate stranded Bangladeshi citizens from the USA by the second special flight of Qatar Airways in the midst of COVID-19.
 
The special flight of Qatar Airways QR 3458 will depart from John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport in New York for Dhaka via Doha at 9 am on Saturday.
 
From Doha the flight QR3390 will land at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka at 4:45 pm on Sunday.
 
The flight will be operated by maintaining all health guidelines relating to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
 
All passengers of the flight are requested to complete their check-in procedures at the departure terminal no. 8 of JFK four hours before the flight’s time for takeoff. 
 
It is to be noted that the check-in counter at the airport will be closed one hour before the flight’s departure.
 
The passengers are also requested to directly contact Oryx Aviation Ltd. 

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