Qatar Airways has announced a gradual increase in its flights between Hamad International Airport in Doha and Dubai International Airport in the UAE from two to 5 a day, up to 35 flights a week during the summer season, from 5 June 2026.
The airline began operating a third daily flight between Doha and Dubai from 5 June, will add a fourth daily flight from 15 June 2026, and will then resume the fifth daily flight during the summer season, in response to growing demand for travel between the two cities, according to a post on the Qatar Airways website.
The flights will be operated using Boeing 777 and Airbus A350 aircraft, offering travelers wider options for business and leisure and strengthening air connectivity between Qatar and the UAE.
Qatar Airways continues to restore its operations in the Middle East, currently operating flights to more than 20 destinations in the region. The airline resumed its flights to Dubai and Sharjah in April, before restarting flights to Abu Dhabi in May, raising its destinations in the UAE to 3 cities.
Qatar Airways also continues to rebuild its global network, aiming to operate flights to more than 160 destinations by the summer season.
The airline urged travelers to follow the latest schedule updates on its website or official app and ensure their contact details are up to date, noting that schedules may be subject to change or cancellation depending on operational or regulatory conditions and public safety requirements.
To view the post on the Qatar Airways website, click here.
