Qatar Airways Cargo has expanded its global network with additional freighter capacity and passenger services across Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe and the Middle East, strengthening connectivity across key international trade lanes.
As part of the expansion, the airline introduced seasonal Boeing 777 freighter services to London in July, operating on the Doha–London Heathrow–Paris–Doha and Doha–London Heathrow–Milan–Doha routings, increasing cargo capacity into the UK and Europe.
The carrier has also increased capacity to Dallas, Brussels and Tokyo, while expanding frequencies to Dhaka and Entebbe. The additional services provide more than 300 tonnes and 216 tonnes of weekly cargo capacity each way respectively, offering greater flexibility to meet growing customer demand.
Complementing its freighter network, Qatar Airways resumed passenger services to Casablanca, Kuala Lumpur and Helsinki in July 2026. These routes add further belly-hold cargo capacity across strategic markets while increasing connectivity across the airline’s global network.
Operating from its hub at Hamad International Airport, Qatar Airways Cargo continues to strengthen trade links between Europe, Asia and Africa by expanding capacity and enhancing connectivity across major global markets.
