Qatar's Hamad International Airport has announced a new operational update setting out the schedule for 17 international airlines resuming flights to and from Doha, as part of the gradual expansion of flight operations through the airport.
The airport explained that flight operations continue to expand as more international airlines resume flights to and from Doha, and urged travelers to contact airlines directly to book or enquire about flight schedules, according to a post on Hamad Airport's account on X.
According to the announced schedule, flydubai began operating its flights from 21 April 2026, followed by Air Arabia on 22 April, then Oman Air, Tarco Aviation, US-Bangla Airlines and Royal Jordanian on 23 April.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines, Middle East Airlines and Nepal Airlines resumed their flights from 26 April, and Badr Airlines and Syrian Air resumed operations on 27 April.
EgyptAir and Himalaya Airlines also resumed their flights to and from Doha from 28 April, while Gulf Air begins operating on 1 May, followed by Ethiopian Airlines on 4 May, then Kam Air on 16 May and Royal Air Maroc on 1 July 2026.
Hamad Airport stressed that it continues to coordinate operations with the competent authorities and airlines, noting that flight schedules may be subject to change or cancellation due to circumstances beyond its control. The airport urged travelers to visit the frequently asked questions page for the latest information on other airlines being added in the coming period.
To view the post on Hamad Airport's account on X, click here.
