I was really happy that I picked the seats on the right side of the plane as I got a terrific view of Doha. I got to see some of those famous building, especially the curved one!We departed the plane and loaded a shuttle to the airport. A family that was flying business class with us was whisked off the plane into private cars, no they weren’t in trouble, they were just VIP’s! After going through security bag check we reached the main terminal.
I had heard about this famous animal and asked Steve to take my picture. Proof that I was at Doha Airport!
Yes, there were men in the white robes, just not as many as I expected.

The lounge was humongous. There must have been about six coffee stations, numerous areas to sit, a room to order a light lunch (no charge!), a kids playroom, many chaises to take a nap on, and tons of newspapers to choose from.
There was a beautiful water area, with dancing water jets (only a few seemed to be working!), a buffet upstairs for breakfast, a tremendous bar, cozy areas to sit in, and then a large number of staff to answer any question you might have.
Finally it was time to board again. This is a view of the front section of business.We were off to the right. There were four bathrooms, to serve the 35 people in business class.
There was a beautiful vase of fresh roses on the credenza separating the two business class sections. I touched them to see if they were real, they were!
Breakfast was French toast with carmelized bananas and fruit sauce. Yummy. The flight from JFK to Doha, had pancakes with blueberry sauce, I am going to try that on the way back.
The flight to Male was going to take about four hours. I can’t seem to load anymore pictures so this is it for this post.
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