Qatar Airways continues to rebuild its network and expand its flights during the summer 2026 season, reaching more than 160 global destinations, with flights resuming to 26 destinations in key travel markets.
Qatar Airways said it has resumed operations to more than 60 destinations since March 2026, before gradually beginning to expand its network, strengthening air connectivity via Doha during the summer season, according to a post on the Qatar Airways website.
The summer operating plan comes as Hamad International Airport continues to serve as the airline's main hub, allowing travelers to continue their journeys across the Qatar Airways network to a number of international markets.
The airline noted that it received Cirium's Platinum Award for operational performance after recording on-time performance of 84.42% during the past period.
Qatar Airways also continues to equip its aircraft with Starlink inflight internet, with more than 140 aircraft in its fleet now fitted with the technology, providing internet connectivity for passengers in all cabins.
Qatar Airways' network for summer 2026 includes the following:
In addition to flights to Port Sudan, scheduled to start on 2 July, Qatar Airways is resuming flights to the following African destinations:
Kigali, Rwanda, with two weekly flights.
Seychelles, with four weekly flights.
Marrakech, Morocco, with seven weekly flights.
In the Americas, Qatar Airways operates 4 weekly flights to Boston, alongside the launch of operations to Caracas and Bogotá on 22 July and the resumption of flights to Philadelphia on 1 August.
As the official airline partner of the FIFA World Cup 2026, Qatar Airways plans to increase its Boston flights from 4 to 7 a week, as well as boosting flights to a number of the tournament's host cities, including:
Los Angeles, United States: up from 4 to 7 weekly flights.
Miami, United States: up from 7 to 10 weekly flights.
San Francisco, United States: up from 4 to 7 weekly flights.
Qatar Airways is resuming flights to the following destinations in Asia-Pacific:
Adelaide, Australia, with seven weekly flights.
Almaty, Kazakhstan, with seven weekly flights.
Auckland, New Zealand, with seven weekly flights.
Baku, Azerbaijan, with seven weekly flights.
Osaka, Japan, with five weekly flights.
Tashkent, Uzbekistan, with four weekly flights.
Tbilisi, Georgia, with seven weekly flights.
Tokyo Haneda, Japan, with four weekly flights, rising to seven from 1 July.
Yerevan, Armenia, with four weekly flights.
In Europe, enhanced operations include relaunching flights to:
Belgrade, Serbia, with four weekly flights.
Brussels, Belgium, with seven weekly flights.
Budapest, Hungary, with four weekly flights.
Düsseldorf, Germany, with seven weekly flights.
Helsinki, Finland, with four weekly flights, rising to seven from 1 August.
Lisbon, Portugal, with seven weekly flights.
Oslo, Norway, with seven weekly flights.
Prague, Czech Republic, with seven weekly flights.
Zagreb, Croatia, with four weekly flights.
Travelers can book their flights through the website qatarairways.com or the Qatar Airways app.
To view the post on the Qatar Airways website, click here.
