Qatar Airways has announced a significant expansion of its global network, reaching over 160 destinations this summer. Starting today, the airline is resuming flights to 26 key destinations worldwide, marking a major step in its commitment to restoring its network for international travellers.

The airline, recognised as the 'World's Best Airline' by Skytrax in 2025, has been steadily rebuilding its operations since March 2026. With an impressive on-time performance of 84.42% last year, Qatar Airways continues to prioritise safety and reliability. The airline's hub, Hamad International Airport, offers seamless transfers and a wide range of amenities for travellers.

Qatar Airways' summer schedule includes new routes in Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Europe. Notable additions include Kigali, Seychelles, and Marrakesh in Africa, and increased flights to FIFA World Cup 2026 host cities in the US, such as Los Angeles and Miami. In Asia, the airline is returning to destinations like Adelaide, Osaka, and Tokyo Haneda.

Passengers can enjoy high-speed Wi-Fi provided by Starlink on over 140 aircraft, making Qatar Airways the world's first and largest Starlink-equipped widebody fleet. The airline's loyalty programme, Privilege Club, offers members the chance to earn and spend Avios, enhancing the travel experience.

Travellers are advised to check Qatar Airways' website or app for the latest flight schedules, as changes may occur due to operational or regulatory circumstances. Bookings can be made online or via the airline's mobile app

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