Direct Flights with Qatar Airways (QR) – View all destinations

Qatar Airways is a global airline noted for its premium onboard experience and a long list of routes, all from its hub in Doha Hamad International Airport (DOH). It flies nonstop to over 170 international destinations in more than 85 countries, covering all six inhabited continents.

Its fleet includes more than 230 aircraft, primarily suited to long-haul flights, such as Boeing 777, 787 Dreamliners, Airbus A350, and A380 aircraft.

Use the filter below to find all direct flights operated by Qatar Airways. Simply select a departure and/or a destination airport, and the tool will display all QR flights. You can further sort by region, country, or city. Choose your route to view its schedule.

Qatar Airways Hub

Qatar Airways' only hub is at Doha Hamad International Airport (DOH). The airline operates a pure hub-and-spoke model, and all its flights originate from or end at Doha.

Qatar Airways does not operate any domestic flights. All routes are international - there are direct connections to more than 170 destinations.

Direct flights to the US with Qatar Airways

Qatar Airways serves 11 US cities nonstop from Doha, including New York, Miami, Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, Boston, Atlanta, Washington D.C., and Seattle.

Flights operate daily and with up to 3 flights per day on some routes, primarily using Boeing 777 and Airbus A350 aircraft.

Qatar Airways is the sole airline to fly these routes. Taking a larger look, its direct competitors in world aviation are Emirates and Turkish Airlines, which also serve multiple destinations in the USA from their hubs in the Middle East.

Qatar Airways' most popular direct flights to the US include:

• Doha (DOH) to Dallas (DFW): A twice-daily service.

• Doha (DOH) to New York (JFK): QR most popular route with up to 18 flights per week.

• Doha (DOH) to San Francisco (SFO): Two flights per day with Airbus A350s.

• Doha (DOH) to Houston (IAH): One of QR’s longest routes to the USA, clocking in at 16 hours with a daily service.

• Doha (DOH) to Miami (MIA): Ten weeks per week to Florida and back.

Direct flights to Europe with Qatar Airways

Given its strategic location between Europe, Asia, and Africa, Doha serves as a natural stopping point for flights between the three continents, especially given the unavailable or unreliable Russian airspace.

This means that Europe is another important market for Qatar Airways, as the airline seeks to connect the world. Competition with national flag carriers such as British Airways and Iberia is fierce on some routes, though on most, Qatar Airways is the sole airline.

Some of the most popular QR direct flights to/from Europe are:

• Doha (DOH) to London Heathrow (LHR): Qatar Airways offers up to 8 flights per day (up to 22000 seats!) on this very sought-after route.

• Doha (DOH) to Madrid (MAD): Up to 17 flights to and from the Spanish capital.

• Doha (DOH) to Rome (FCO): Qatar Airways is the only airline to serve this route.

• Doha (DOH) to Frankfurt (FRA): Another popular route which only QR serves.

• Doha (DOH) to Amsterdam (AMS): Up to 14 weekly flights as the only airline on this route.

In total, Qatar Airways flies to over 50 European cities.

Fly across the world with Qatar Airways

Qatar Airways’ main advantage is the location of its hub. It allows it to reach most populated areas of the world with the current commercial aircraft available and thus make connections between pretty much any two points on earth possible.

Qatar Airways operates a daily flight to Adelaide (ADL) in Australia, which then proceeds to Melbourne (MEL). A daily service also connects Sydney and Doha.

The airline also offers the world’s third-longest route (just over 9000 miles) between Doha and Auckland with a daily nonstop flight aboard Airbus A350‑1000.

Qatar Airways flies 18 times per week to São Paulo (GRU) - the busiest airport in South America.

Other nonstop routes to Asian cities include Bangkok, Singapore, Tokyo, and Denpasar (Bali).

Africa and the Middle East are other important regions where Qatar Airways offers plentiful direct flights. The airline serves about 60 cities, including Jeddah, Riyadh, Dubai, Cairo, Johannesburg, Nairobi, and Dar es Salaam.