Qatar Airways has announced the resumption of its daily operations to Bahrain and Kozhikode in India from 1 May 2026, as part of its continuous efforts to rebuild and strengthen its global network.
The announcement follows the airline's recent confirmation of the return of its daily flights to Dubai and Sharjah from 23 April and to Damascus from 1 May 2026, providing wider connectivity options and greater flexibility for travelers across the Middle East and to various global destinations, according to a post on the Qatar Airways website.
Qatar Airways stressed that it continues to restore and strengthen its global network, supporting travelers' access to key travel markets across six continents. It urged travelers to visit its website or the Qatar Airways app and make sure their contact details are up to date to follow the latest flight schedule updates.
It explained that travelers with tickets issued by 30 April 2026 for travel between 28 February and 15 September 2026 can change their travel date free of charge up to 31 October 2026 when rebooking on flights operated by Qatar Airways, subject to seat availability and seasonal fare changes.
Travelers can also request a refund for the unused portion of their ticket, with this option subject to the usual fee conditions, noting that refund requests may take up to 28 days to process. If a flight is changed, the airline stressed that travelers will still be able to make additional changes to their booking free of charge until 31 October 2026, keeping the same class of travel originally booked, regardless of seasonal fares.
Travelers affected by flight changes are also entitled to a refund for the unused portion of their ticket without any fees, noting that refund requests may take up to 28 days to process. Qatar Airways stressed that flight schedules may be subject to change or cancellation according to operational or regulatory conditions, public safety requirements or other circumstances beyond its control.
To view the post on the Qatar Airways website, click here.
