Welcome to Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways is proud to be one of the youngest global airlines to serve all six continents, and thanks to our customers’ response to our offerings, we are also the world’s fastest-growing airline. We connect more than 140 destinations on the map every day, with a fleet of the latest-generation aircraft, and an unrivalled level of service from our home and hub, the Five-star airport, Hamad International Airport in Doha, the State of Qatar.
As aviation faces its greatest challenge, we remain committed to ensuring the highest standards of safety and hygiene on board our aircraft at all times. Qatar Airways is the first global airline in the world to achieve the prestigious 5-Star COVID-19 Airline Safety Rating by international air transport rating organisation, Skytrax. This follows HIA’s success as the first airport in the Middle East and Asia to be awarded a Skytrax 5-Star COVID-19 Airport Safety Rating. These recognitions provides assurance to passengers across the world that airline health and safety standards are subject to the highest possible standards of professional, independent scrutiny and assessment.
Since our launch in 1997, Qatar Airways has earned many awards and accolades, becoming one of an elite group of airlines worldwide to have earned a 5-star rating by Skytrax. Voted Airline of the Year by Skytrax in 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2019 and most recently in 2021, Qatar Airways has won the confidence of the travelling public. We have accomplished these goals by focusing on the details – how we run the business, and how you experience our airline.
My goal is to make Qatar Airways your airline of choice, offering the flights you want to the destinations you need. It is this which drives our collective mission to achieve ‘Excellence in everything we do’ at all levels across our Qatar Airways family of highly-skilled and committed professionals, from across the globe.
On behalf of everyone at Qatar Airways, we look forward to welcoming you on board, and let us Go Places Together.
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22 Oct 24
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Qatar Airways launches first Boeing 777 Starlink-equipped flightQatar Airways has taken flight with the first ever Starlink-equipped Boeing 777 aircraft. The airline ...Read moreQatar Airways launches first Boeing 777 Starlink-equipped flight - News & announcementsQatar Airways has taken flight with the first ever Starlink-equipped Boeing 777 aircraft. The airline is the largest and first carrier in the MENA region to offer passengers Starlink low-latency internet. Starlink is free to all passengers and operates from gate to gate. The airline is also set to exceed its initial target of three Starlink-equipped aircraft by introducing 12 Boeing 777-300s upgraded with Starlink connecyivity by the end of 2024. Qatar Airways has further committed to rolling out the technology on its entire Boeing 777 fleet in 2025 – one year ahead of schedule. The Airbus A350 fleet will follow in the summer of 2025. Starlink in-flight Wi-Fi provides passengers with reliable, high-speed internet to stay connected, stream entertainment, or work at 35,000 feet with a simple ‘one-click-access’. Qatar Airways’ Group Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, said: “We are thrilled to launch our first Starlink-equipped flight, proving once again why Qatar Airways is at the forefront of the aviation industry.” The milestone flight from Doha to London was the largest passenger aircraft equipped with Starlink and the longest range Starlink equipped passenger aircraft The Starlink-equipped aircraft will operate on select routes as the airline pushes forward its roll-out plans.Related News Stories:
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11 Oct 24
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Qatar Executive, Qatar Airways Privilege Club announce loyalty partnershipPrivate charter operator Qatar Executive and Qatar Airways Privilege Club have unveiled a new partnership ...Read moreQatar Executive, Qatar Airways Privilege Club announce loyalty partnership - News & announcementsPrivate charter operator Qatar Executive and Qatar Airways Privilege Club have unveiled a new partnership that will bring exclusive benefits to loyalty members. Qatar Airways’ Privilege Club members and Qatar Executive can collect and spend Avios when flying on Qatar Executive chartered flights, including the G700, G650ER, Global 5000 and Airbus A319CJ. By simply booking directly with Qatar Executive, loyalty members can collect four Avios for every one USD spent. Members will also be able to redeem their Avios in full or through Cash + Avios for Qatar Executive flights. The partnership brings exclusive benefits for first time bookings. Privilege Club members flying Qatar Executive will be entitled to four complementary tier upgrades, which includes one Platinum and three Gold tiers which can be offered to individuals of their choice. Qatar Airways SVP Loyalty, Thomas Vadakedath said: “As Privilege Club continues to augment the loyalty programme with exclusive experiences, we are proud to collaborate with Qatar Executive. ‘ “Members who prefer flying in the comfort of private charters can now collect Avios.” Qatar EVP Commercial, Trevor Esling, said: “it aims to reward our loyal passengers, while creating further synergies within the Qatar Airways Group. As a first-of-its-kind within our industry, we see it as another addition in providing a rewarding journey.”Related News Stories: Qatar Airways adds Saudi flights Qatar Airways Qatar Airways - TravelMole Qatar Airways adds more Amsterdam flights for winter Qatar Airways adding eighth daily London Heathrow flight Qatar Airways scores sponsorship deal with Inter Milan Visit Qatar launches new global campaign Qatar Airways to acquire stake in Virgin Atlantic Qatar Airways adds new Canada flights Qatar Airways named title partner of the British & Irish Lions in ...
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30 Sep 24
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Qatar Airways to acquire stake in Virgin AustraliaGulf carrier Qatar Airways plans to take a 25% stake in Virgin Australia. The airline ...Read moreQatar Airways to acquire stake in Virgin Australia - News & announcementsGulf carrier Qatar Airways plans to take a 25% stake in Virgin Australia. The airline agreed a deal with Virgin parent Bain Capital. The transaction is subject to a final approval by Australia’s Foreign Investment Review Board "This partnership brings the missing piece to Virgin Australia's longer-term strategy," said Virgin CEO Jayne Hrdlicka. "It will further strengthen Virgin Australia's ability to compete over the long term, which will inevitably translate into more choice and better value airfares." A deal would spur expansion of Virgin Australia’s international network. It plans to launch Doha flights from Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.Related News Stories: Qatar Airways - TravelMole Qatar Airways expands Boeing order Qatar Airways Qatar Airways adds Saudi flights Qatar Airways introduces caviar to Business Class Qatar Airways restarts Lisbon flights Qatar Airways named title partner of the British & Irish Lions in ... Qatar Airways scores sponsorship deal with Inter Milan Qatar Airways adding eighth daily London Heathrow flight Qatar Airways adds more Amsterdam flights for winter
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27 Sep 24
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Qatar Airways adds more Amsterdam flights for winterQatar Airways is expanding winter flight operations in Amsterdam. It will add four more Amsterdam ...Read moreQatar Airways adds more Amsterdam flights for winter - News & announcementsQatar Airways is expanding winter flight operations in Amsterdam. It will add four more Amsterdam flights from 10 weekly flights to 14 from 12 November 2024 until 29 March 2025. Qatar Airways’ 14 weekly flights will enable 40,000 additional passengers to travel between Amsterdam and Doha through its hub, Hamad International Airport (DOH). Qatar Airways Chief Commercial Officer, Mr. Thierry Antinori, said: "Qatar Airways is delighted to witness and serve the growing travel demand in the Dutch capital.” With the additional Amsterdam flights, travellers will have more opportunities to enjoy winter sun holidays in onward destinations via Doha including Bali (Denpasar), Bangkok, and Ho Chi Minh City. The additional flights will depart every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday.Related News Stories: Qatar Airways adds Saudi flights Qatar Airways adding eighth daily London Heathrow flight Qatar Airways - TravelMole Qatar Airways Qatar Airways, Aer Lingus launch new airline codeshare JetBlue adds flights, Mint premium service to Montana Princess adds new 2026 solar eclipse voyage Air India adds seven regional languages to customer support service Aer Lingus Regional adds more Dublin flights Traveltek adds Crystal cruise bookings
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15 Sep 24
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Qatar Airways adds Saudi flightsQatar Airways is expanding its Saudi flight network again. The airline will resume services to ...Read moreQatar Airways adds Saudi flights - News & announcementsQatar Airways is expanding its Saudi flight network again. The airline will resume services to Abha, operating two weekly flights, effective 2 January 2025. In addition, Qatar Airways will also double flights to NEOM from two to four weekly flights during the winter season. Abha is known for its natural landscapes and cultural heritage. Abha becomes Qatar Airways' 11th destination in Saudi Arabia. These new Saudi flights complement the airline's existing service to AlUla, Dammam, Jeddah, Medina, NEOM, Qassim, Riyadh, Tabuk, Taif, and Yanbu. It offers 140 weekly Saudi flights. Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, said: “We are proud to resume flights to Abha and increase frequencies to NEOM, further strengthening our presence in Saudi Arabia.” Passengers travelling from Abha will soon be able to easily connect to the key destinations of Dubai, Manila, and Sharjah. Qatar Airways’ flights to Abha, NEOM and other destinations are now available for booking through the Qatar Airways website and mobile app.Related News Stories: Qatar Airways, Aer Lingus launch new airline codeshare Ethiopian Airlines adds Gatwick flights JetBlue adds flights, Mint premium service to Montana United adds three new international destinations Air Astana adds another Airbus A320neo to fleet Ryanair adds more flights for England Euro 2024 game Air Astana adds Saudi Arabia flights Qatar Airways - TravelMole Marriott adds thousands of rooms with Sonder licensing deal Cunard adds Queen Mary 2 ship visit
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20 Aug 24
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Qatar Airways buys stake in Africa regional carrier AirlinkQatar Airways Group has acquired a 25% stake in Southern Africa regional carrier, Airlink. Airlink ...Read moreQatar Airways buys stake in Africa regional carrier Airlink - News & announcementsQatar Airways Group has acquired a 25% stake in Southern Africa regional carrier, Airlink. Airlink flies to more than 45 destinations in 15 African countries. Qatar Air plans to bolster the airline codeshare partnership between the two airlines. The deal will help boost Qatar Airways’ Africa growth strategy, it says. Qatar Airways Group CEO, Mohammed Al-Meer, said: “Our investment in Airlink further demonstrates how integral we see Africa being to our business’ future.” The partnership between Qatar Airways and Airlink also seeks to align both carriers’ loyalty programmes - Qatar Airways Privilege Club and Airlink Skybucks. Qatar Airways currently flies to 29 destinations in Africa. It has added several new routes to Africa since the pandemic, including Accra, Harare, Kano, Luanda, Lusaka, and Port Harcourt, while Cairo and Alexandria were resumed.Related News Stories: Qatar Airways renews UEFA partnership Qatar Airways - TravelMole Industry responds to Barcelona short term rental ban MSC World America to offer largest MSC Yacht Club service Ryanair inks first OTA partnership with Loveholidays - TravelMole Vistara first in India to offer fee Wi-Fi on international flights Mastercard Intrepid Travel - TravelMole Visit Orlando - TravelMole Visit Detroit - TravelMole
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19 Aug 24
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Qatar Airways adding eighth daily London Heathrow flightGulf carrier Qatar Airways is set to add an eighth daily Heathrow flight thanks to ...Read moreQatar Airways adding eighth daily London Heathrow flight - News & announcementsGulf carrier Qatar Airways is set to add an eighth daily Heathrow flight thanks to continued strong passenger demand. It is part of a series of capacity increases to major cities and holiday destinations including Miami, Tokyo and the Maldives. Starting 27 October 2024, Qatar Airways’ Heathrow flights will increase from 49 to 56 weekly flights It adds up to more than 42,000 seats per week each way. Along with the two daily flights operated by joint business partner, British Airways, there will be 10 daily flights between London Heathrow and Doha Also, Qatar Airways will serve Male with up to 28 weekly flights, Miami with up to 12 weekly flights, and Tokyo with 11 weekly flights during the peak 2024-2025 winter season Qatar Airways Chief Commercial Officer, Thierry Antinori, said: “Our increased flights during the winter holiday season comes as a response to the needs of our passengers.” “Qatar Airways’ is strengthening its commitment to the UK and reinforcing our long-standing relationship with London Heathrow, as well as our unique strategic alliance with British Airways.”Related News Stories: Qatar Airways restarts Lisbon flights Qatar Airways, Aer Lingus launch new airline codeshare British Airways adding third daily Chicago flight Qatar Airways launches fifth Germany route Qatar Airways - TravelMole SalamAir adding India route as Chennai flights announced British Airways passengers endure 11-hour 'flight to nowhere' Aer Lingus launching Vegas flights Singapore Airlines boosting London Gatwick flights United Airlines celebrates 10years at London Heathrow T2
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13 Aug 24
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Qatar Airways introduces caviar to Business ClassQatar Airways is upgrading its business class service with the introduction of caviar to the ...Read moreQatar Airways introduces caviar to Business Class - News & announcementsQatar Airways is upgrading its business class service with the introduction of caviar to the menu. Starting with 13 routes from 15 August, caviar will be served onboard Qatar Airways business class between Doha and Boston, Dallas, Hong Kong, Houston, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, New York, Paris, Sao Paulo, Singapore, Sydney, and Washington. Qatar Airways’ Business Class service also offers on-demand dining where passengers can dine when they prefer. The new caviar service can be enjoyed as a standalone option or part of the onboard meal courses. Qatar Airways SVP, Product Development and Design, Xia Cai, said: “The introduction of caviar service, commonly available only in first class, further elevates Qatar Airways’ award-winning business class experience..”Related News Stories: Qatar Airways - TravelMole Qatar Airways rolls out F1 fan packages MSC Cruises introduces flexible 'open booking' pay later option Thai Airways restarting Brussels flights Azamara world cruise explores Easter Island - TravelMole Etihad Airways, China Eastern Airlines announce JV United Airlines celebrates 10years at London Heathrow T2 Partner News - TravelMole SalamAir adding India route as Chennai flights announced Princess Cruises is cruise line partner of Academy of Country Music
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26 Jul 24
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Qatar Airways named title partner of the British & Irish Lions in AustraliaQatar Airways is the Official Title Partner and Official Airline Partner of The Qatar Airways ...Read moreQatar Airways named title partner of the British & Irish Lions in Australia - News & announcementsQatar Airways is the Official Title Partner and Official Airline Partner of The Qatar Airways British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia 2025. The British & Irish Lions will take on the Wallabies in a series of Test matches and games against Australian teams next year. Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium will host the first of three Tests on 19 July, 2025. Two further tests are held at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), and Sydney’s Accor Stadium in Sydney Olympic Park on Saturday 2 August. Other fixtures are against a combined Australian and New Zealand team at the Adelaide Oval, and matches in Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. Qatar Airways will fly the Lions squad and touring party down under next summer. The title sponsorship follows two successful Qatar Airways Cup International Test matches in 2023 and 2024 held at Twickenham, between South Africa versus New Zealand and South Africa versus Wales respectively. The airline has an extensive network in Australia, with 42 weekly flights to Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. The airline is also sponsor of Australian rules football side Sydney Swans, The F1 Australian Grand Prix and The Qatar Airways Australian MotoGP. Qatar Airways Group CEO, Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, said: "We are taking our commitment to the sport of rugby to the next level. We look forward to enabling rugby fans across the world to see this unique sporting event”. Around 20,000 fans are expected to travel to Australia next summer.Related News Stories: Qatar Airways - TravelMole Qatar Airways, Aer Lingus launch new airline codeshare Qatar Airways resumes daily service to Osaka Kansai Qatar Airways scores sponsorship deal with Inter Milan Qatar Airways restarts Lisbon flights Qatar Airways, China Southern strengthen airline partnership Qatar Airways renews UEFA partnership Qatar Airways launching flights to Kinshasa, DRC Singapore Airlines Group posts record annual profit Xiamen Airlines launching Doha flights
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23 Jul 24
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Qatar Airways expands Boeing orderQatar Airways has significantly expanded its existing order for Boeing 777X aircraft with the addition ...Read moreQatar Airways expands Boeing order - News & announcementsQatar Airways has significantly expanded its existing order for Boeing 777X aircraft with the addition of 20 Boeing 777-9 jets. It announced the deal at the Farnborough International Airshow. The agreement includes an additional 40 GE9X engines to power the aircraft. On the first day of the Airshow, Qatar Airways showcased the Qsuite Next Gen, which will be featured on the 20 additional Boeing 777-9 aircraft. The updated Qsuite will have movable monitors with Bluetooth connectivity, larger lie-flat and double beds, a touchscreen passenger control unit and more. Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO, Stephanie Pope, said: “Qatar Airways is a leader in our industry, and we are honored the airline added 20 more 777-9 jets.”Related News Stories: Qatar Airways, Aer Lingus launch new airline codeshare Thai Airways unveils new Perth flights, expands Australia capacity Qatar Airways - TravelMole British Airways adding third daily Chicago flight Norse Atlantic expands Bangkok flights for summer - TravelMole Qantas expands IndiGo airline codeshare Rental Escapes expands luxury villa portfolio Air Transat expanding Glasgow-Toronto flights for summer 2024 Qatar Airways launching flights to Kinshasa, DRC United Airlines extends flights between New York and Tenerife into ...
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16 Jun 24
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Qatar Airways renews UEFA partnershipAs the Euros kicked off in Germany, Qatar Airways has renewed its long-standing collaboration with ...Read moreQatar Airways renews UEFA partnership - News & announcementsAs the Euros kicked off in Germany, Qatar Airways has renewed its long-standing collaboration with European football body UEFA. It has expanded its sports sponsorship portfolio as Official Airline Partner of the UEFA mens national team competitions Euro 2024 runs through 14 July, with the final being held in Berlin. There are 51 matches across 10 cities in Germany, during which 2.5 million guests and fans are expected. Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer said: "We are delighted to partner with UEFA. As Official Airline Partner, Qatar Airways is committed to bringing thousands of fans to Germany. "With the addition of Hamburg to our operations from 1 July 2024, we are further enhancing our commitment to the region." Qatar Airways will then offer flights to five destinations in Germany and 49 cities across Europe. Qatar Airways as an extensive portfolio of sports sponsorship deals. This includes as the Official Airline of Formula 1, FIFA, The Asian Football Confederation, and team sponsorships of Paris-Saint Germain (PSG), Inter Milan, The Royal Challengers Bangalore and the Brooklyn Nets NBA Team.Related News Stories: Emirates, MSC Cruises renew fly-cruise partnership Singapore Airlines revamps Premium Economy Saudi Arabia buys stake in Heathrow Airport Emirates to fly to Madagascar Air Astana takes delivery of 11th Airbus A321lr Partner News - TravelMole Newmarket Holidays Launches New Premier Collection - TravelMole HX partners with Ocean Bottle to curb marine plastic pollution Philippine Airlines - TravelMole MSC Cruises - TravelMole
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08 Jun 24
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Qatar Airways restarts Lisbon flightsGulf carrier Qatar Airways has marked the return of year-round direct Lisbon flights from Doha, ...Read moreQatar Airways restarts Lisbon flights - News & announcementsGulf carrier Qatar Airways has marked the return of year-round direct Lisbon flights from Doha, with six weekly flights added to the airline’s summer schedule. The route offers passengers greater travel choices with easy connectivity to more than 170 destinations, including 47 cities across Europe Flights arrive at Lisbon’s Humberto Delgado Airport. Qatar Airways Chief Commercial Officer, Thierry Antinori, said: "We are thrilled to welcome back Lisbon to our global network.” Lisbon will be the 47th European destination served by the airline. The Lisbon flights also open up a new entry point for international travel from Europe to the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Lisbon flights are available to book now online or via the Qatar Airways app.Related News Stories: Qatar Airways to restart Lisbon flights Qatar Airways - TravelMole Singapore Airlines restarts Brussels flights after 20 years Qatar Airways resumes daily service to Osaka Kansai Qatar Airways launching flights to Kinshasa, DRC Delta restarting Amsterdam flights from Tampa Air Astana restarting flights to European holiday destinations Qatar Airways - TravelMole BA launching Avios-only flight to Barbados British Airways adding third daily Chicago flight