Qatar Airways has introduced increased flights to over 15 global destinations for this year’s winter season.
A highlight: The “World’s Best Airline,” as voted by Skytrax in 2025 for a record ninth time, announced up to 10 daily flights to London Heathrow—its highest-ever frequency. This service is complemented by British Airways’ double daily flights. According to Qatar Airways Chief Commercial Officer, Thierry Antinori, the carrier has seen increased demand from customers for London, Dublin, Cape Town, and São Paulo.
He added, “This winter, in partnership with Qatar Airways, Virgin Australia will launch flights from Melbourne to Doha, increasing capacity to three daily flights between the two cities. Qatar Airways will also restart services to Canberra, reinforcing its commitment to enhance connectivity between Australia and the world.”
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Winter Flight Schedule
Qatar Airways this winter will be improving the following services:
- Abu Dhabi – increased from five daily flights to up to six
- Berlin – increased from 18 weekly flights to up to 21
- Cape Town – increased from 10 weekly flights to up to 12
- Casablanca – increased from four weekly flights to five
- Dublin – increased from 14 weekly flights to 17
- Frankfurt – increased from 18 weekly flights to up to 21
- Johannesburg – increased from 14 weekly flights to 18
- London Heathrow – increased from eight daily flights to up to 10
- Madrid – increased from 14 weekly flights to 17
- Maldives – increased from three daily flights to up to four
- Manchester – increased from 21 weekly flights to up to 24
- Phuket – increased from three daily flights to up to four
- São Paulo – increased from 14 weekly flights to 18
- Sharjah – increased from three daily flights to up to seven
- Tokyo Narita – increased from 11 weekly flights to up to 14
- Toronto – increased from five weekly flights to seven
The airline’s global connectivity is supported by its fleet of young aircraft, which includes 54 Boeing 777s equipped with ultra-high-speed Starlink Wi-Fi that is free for all passengers. In addition, the airline says it’s currently equipping its Airbus A350 fleet with Starlink integration, aiming to complete the installation within the next year.
