Qatar Airways rebuilds route network to 160 destinations

DOHA — Qatar Airways (QR) will operate scheduled services to 160 destinations this summer, as Qatar's flag carrier continues to restore its route network, which was halted by regional conflict earlier this year.

The carrier is steadily expanding its reach to more than 160 gateways. Starting June 16, QR has begun returning to 26 destinations in key global markets.

USA and the Americas

Qatar Airways has reboosted its USA network by resuming service to Boston (BOS). As the Official Airline Partner of the FIFA World Cup 2026, QR will increase the number of weekly flights to BOS from 4 to 7 to support travelers during the event.

Additional FIFA host cities supported by QR’s flights include:

• Los Angeles (LAX): increased from four to seven weekly flights
• Miami (MIA): increased from seven to 10 weekly flights
• San Francisco (SFO): increased from four to seven weekly flights

Also in the US, Qatar Airways will return to Philadelphia (PHL) from August 1.

Then, further afield but still in the Americas, QR will introduce services to Caracas (CCS) and Bogotá (BOG) starting from July 22.

Asia and Asia Pacific

In Asia and the Asia Pacific, QR has returned to the following destinations:

• Adelaide (ADL), Australia, with seven weekly flights
• Almaty (ALA), Kazakhstan, with seven weekly flights
• Auckland (AKL), New Zealand, with seven weekly flights
• Baku (GYD), Azerbaijan, with seven weekly flights
• Osaka (KIX), Japan, with five weekly flights
• Tashkent (TAS), Uzbekistan, with four weekly flights
• Tbilisi (TBS), Georgia, with seven weekly flights
• Tokyo Haneda (HND), Japan, with four weekly flights (increased to seven weekly flights from August 1)
• Yerevan (EVN), Armenia, with four weekly flights

Europe

In Europe, the airline has resumed services to the following destinations:

• Belgrade (BEG), Serbia, with four weekly flights
• Brussels (BRU), Belgium, with seven weekly flights
• Budapest (BUD), Hungary, with four weekly flights
• Düsseldorf (DUS), Germany, with seven weekly flights
• Helsinki (HEL), Finland, with four weekly flights (increased to seven weekly flights from August 1)
• Lisbon (LIS), Portugal, with seven weekly flights
• Oslo (OSL), Norway, with seven weekly flights
• Prague (PRG), Czech Republic, with seven weekly flights
• Zagreb (ZAG), Croatia, with four weekly flights

Africa

In the Africa region, QR has reinstated services to these destinations:

• Kigali (KGL), Rwanda, with two weekly flights
• Seychelles (SEZ), Seychelles, with four weekly flights
• Marrakesh (RAK), Morocco, with seven weekly flights

The carrier will also introduce services to Port Sudan (PZU) on July 2.