Qatar Airways will restore nonstop flights from Doha to Qassim, Taif, Yanbu and Tabuk through a phased winter programme beginning October 25, 2026. Each destination will receive two weekly return services, adding eight weekly departures from Doha and eight corresponding flights from Saudi Arabia when the complete schedule becomes operational. Qassim will return first on […]
Qatar Airways and Philippine Airlines are expanding their strategic partnership from 1 June 2026, opening more convenient travel options between the Philippines, Doha and major international markets. The agreement builds on the Manila–Doha codeshare cooperation launched in June 2025 and adds more than 40 destinations across both airlines’ networks. Under the expanded arrangement, Philippine Airlines
Qatar’s airspace remains open, but travelers using Doha should prepare for a more complex journey as regional aviation disruption continues to affect flight planning across the Middle East. The Qatar Civil Aviation Authority has rejected claims that the country’s airspace is closed or that flight operations have been suspended. However, the authority has confirmed that
Qatar Airways has officially resumed its Nagpur-Doha flight operations following a temporary suspension linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, restoring a critical international aviation connection for central India. The first inbound service arrived at Nagpur airport carrying forty-five passengers, while the outbound flight departed with sixty travelers, signaling renewed demand for global connectivity
Qatar Airways and Philippine Airlines are significantly expanding their partnership from June 2026, opening more than 40 new travel routes, streamlining international transfers, and integrating loyalty rewards for travelers moving between the Philippines, Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. The strengthened alliance is expected to improve one-stop connectivity through Doha while giving travelers simpler booking
A fresh wave of flight cancellations at Hamad International Airport has disrupted international travel from Doha after five outbound services operated by Qatar Airways and Royal Jordanian were withdrawn from schedules. The affected routes included London, Bali, Hanoi and Amman, creating immediate challenges for passengers using one of the world’s most important global transit hubs.
