Qatar Airways (QR) operates 374 nonstop routes to 186 destinations across 86 countries, departing from 183 airports. Its busiest bases by nonstop route count are Doha (DOH), Muscat (MCT) and Abuja (ABV). Qatar Airways is a member of oneworld. Updated 30 August 2026.

Busiest Qatar Airways routes

Madrid (MAD) → Lanzarote Island (ACE) Multiple daily
Dubai (DXB) → Doha (DOH) Multiple daily
Accra (ACC) → Abidjan (ABJ) Multiple daily
London (LHR) → Riyadh (RUH) Multiple daily
New Delhi (DEL) → Belgaum (IXG) Daily
Canberra (CBR) → Melbourne (MEL) Daily
Casablanca (CMN) → Doha (DOH) Daily
Misawa (MSJ) → Tokyo (HND) Daily

Frequently asked questions

Where does Qatar Airways fly?

Qatar Airways (QR) flies nonstop to 186 destinations in 86 countries, with the most routes from Doha (DOH), Muscat (MCT) and Abuja (ABV).

How many destinations does Qatar Airways fly to?

Qatar Airways operates 374 nonstop routes serving 186 destinations across 86 countries.

What are Qatar Airways's main hubs?

Qatar Airways's busiest airports by nonstop route count are Doha (DOH) (171 routes), Muscat (MCT) (3 routes) and Abuja (ABV) (3 routes).

Is Qatar Airways part of an airline alliance?

Yes — Qatar Airways is a member of oneworld.

Which routes does Qatar Airways fly most frequently?

Qatar Airways's most frequent nonstop routes are MAD–ACE (multiple daily), DXB–DOH (multiple daily), ACC–ABJ (multiple daily), LHR–RUH (multiple daily) and DEL–IXG (daily).

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