Qatar Airways is expanding its international flight network, with services to over 160 destinations from 16 June 2026, connecting more passengers to more of the world this summer.

The updated schedule, valid until 15 September 2026, introduces new routes and increased frequencies to and from Doha, offering passengers greater flexibility as they plan for the summer season.

To view the schedule, click here.

Passengers with confirmed bookings on a flight in the new schedule will be notified directly with updated flight information. Qatar Airways recommends checking its website or app regularly and ensuring that contact details are kept up to date.

Passengers holding tickets issued by 15 May 2026, with travel date between 28 February and 15 September 2026, are eligible for:

• Complimentary date changes to a new travel date up to 31 October 2026 when rebooking on flights operated by Qatar Airways, subject to availability and fare seasonality.

• A refund of the unused ticket value – standard fare rules apply. 

Passengers holding tickets issued from 16 May can easily change or refund their booking based on the fare rules.

If a booking is affected, passengers are eligible for:

• A fee-free date change of up to 14 days earlier or later than your original travel date, subject to fare availability.  

• A fee-free refund for the unused value of your ticket.

Please note that this policy may be updated at any time.

Passengers are kindly reminded not to proceed to their departure airport unless they hold a valid, confirmed ticket for travel.

Please note: Flight schedules are subject to change or cancellation owing to operational, regulatory, safety, or other circumstances beyond our control.

For further assistance, please visit our FAQs.

Effective 6 June 2026, Qatar Airways is moving operations at Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) from Terminal 1C to Terminal 1A.

Qatar Airways passengers flying on QR914 and QR915 between Doha and Auckland are advised that due to the stop in Australia prior to landing in New Zealand, they are required to hold a valid Australian Visa.

For more information on the Australian Visa and requirements please visit the Australian Government Immigration website here: Immigration and citizenship

In line with the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority Regulations and the latest updates issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the regulations governing the carriage of power banks containing lithium batteries during travel have been updated as follows:

• Maximum of two power banks permitted per passenger.
• Power bank capacity ≤100 Watt-hours.
• Power banks must be carried in the cabin only – never in checked baggage.
• In-flight charging of power banks is prohibited.
• Charging terminals must be protected to prevent damage or short circuits.
• Power banks should remain accessible (not in overhead stowage or side storage lockers) to enable rapid crew response.
• Check and comply with any additional airline restrictions before travel.

Failure to comply with dangerous goods restrictions or air crew instructions may result in legal action.

Qatar Airways will resume its operations to Kuwait City (KWI), Kuwait, with daily flights starting 21 June 2026. The service will be operated from Terminal T4 at Kuwait International Airport.

For more information, please visit qatarairways.com