Qatar Airways will resume services to Malta with four weekly flights from July 2025, marking its return to the Mediterranean destination. The route expansion will take Qatar Airways’ European network to nearly 50 destinations, with flights operating from Doha’s Hamad International Airport to Malta International Airport. Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer Badr Mohammed Al-Meer
Qatar Executive has expanded its private jet fleet to 24 aircraft with the delivery of two additional Gulfstream G700s. The luxury charter division of Qatar Airways Group now operates six G700 aircraft, with four more scheduled for delivery through early 2026. The company’s fleet includes 15 Gulfstream G650ER aircraft, two Bombardier Global 5000s and one
Qatar Airways will resume flights to Damascus from January 7 2025, offering three weekly services to the Syrian capital. The route will connect Damascus with more than 170 destinations through Qatar Airways’ global network via Doha’s Hamad International Airport. Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, said the resumption highlighted the airline’s
Qatar Airways has unveiled a star-studded in-flight safety video featuring comedian Kevin Hart as its new Global Brand Ambassador, aiming to capture passenger attention through entertainment. The video, directed by Hollywood filmmaker Tim Story, will debut on select flights in December before rolling out across the entire fleet by January 2025. Supermodel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and
Qatar Airways has become the first airline to offer Starlink satellite internet on a Boeing 777 aircraft, marking a significant advancement in in-flight connectivity. The inaugural Starlink-equipped flight operated between Doha and London on October 22. Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer Badr Mohammed Al-Meer announced ambitious expansion plans. “This milestone, paired with our commitment
Qatar Airways Group has announced its intention to acquire a 25 per cent minority stake in Virgin Australia, subject to regulatory approval. The proposed investment aims to strengthen the existing partnership between the two airlines and boost competition in the Australian aviation market. Virgin Australia CEO Jayne Hrdlicka said: “This partnership brings the missing piece
