Qatar Airways has increased global connectivity by adding flights to key destinations in the world. The expanded services offer passengers greater flexibility, seamless connections and will further strengthen the airline’s global network of over 170 destinations.

Qatar Airways Chief Commercial Officer, Thierry Antinori, said: “Qatar Airways’ vast network of global destinations is complemented with robust flight frequencies for the benefit of our passengers. The new additions further reflect our commitment to fostering worldwide connectivity and elevating passengers’ travel experience with our award-winning hub, Hamad International Airport (DOH) – voted World’s Best Airport and World’s Best Airport Shopping by Skytrax in 2024.  Qatar Airways is proud to provide unparalleled service. As the peak summer season approaches, we are happy to accommodate the ever-increasing travel demand with convenient and accessible flight schedules.”

From bustling metropolises to scenic scenery, the airline offers greater connectivity at the following destinations:
  • Amsterdam – increased from seven weekly flights to 11
  • Damascus – increased from three weekly flights to 14
  • Dar Es Salaam -Kilimanjaro – increased from three weekly flights to seven
  • Entebbe – increased from seven weekly flights to 11
  • Larnaca – increased from seven weekly flights to 10
  • London Heathrow – increased from 49 weekly flights to 56
  • Madrid – increased from 14 weekly flights to 17 (bringing the jointly operated flights between Qatar Airways and Iberia from 21 weekly flights to 24)
  • Maputo-Durban – increased from five weekly flights to seven
  • Sharjah – increased from 21 weekly flights to 35
  • Tokyo Narita – increased from 11 weekly flights to 14
  • Tunis – increased from 10 weekly flights to 12

Qatar Airways, the benchmark of excellence in the industry and a leader in global connectivity, continues to be a leader in the industry. The World’s Best Airline continually enhances its global network by anticipating market trends and evolving demand for destinations in order to cater to its global audience of leisure and corporate travellers alike.