Qatar Airways resumed daily flights to Jordan last week. The Gulf airline that never stopped operating during the coronavirus pandemic is getting closer to its pre-crisis capacity.

Doha-based Qatar Airways resumed its Amman route on Sept. 15. In October, the airline will add a mix of weekly and daily flights to several European, African and Asian destinations, including Stockholm, Entebbe and Manila, Qatar Airways said in a press release Sept. 17.

The resumption of the important Amman route was made possible by Jordan reopening its airport to international flights in September. Jordan has instituted some of the harshest anti-virus restrictions in the region. The airport was originally reported to be opening in August. On Sept. 17, the Jordanian government announced that people entering the country by air will only need to quarantine for a week at home starting on Sept. 23, which is down from the current two weeks in a designated hotel.

Many Middle Eastern airlines, including Emirates and Turkish Airlines, stopped flying for a period of time due to the coronavirus pandemic. Qatar Airways never stopped regular flights, however. Qatar’s flagship airline also operated exemption flights to bring people to their home countries from places where travel bans were in place.