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Qatar Airways to Launch San Francisco, Seattle, and Other Routes Through June 2026

Qatar Airways is expanding its network with new services to San Francisco (June 11), Seattle (April 16), and several European and Asian destinations, bringing total destinations to over 120 by mid-June

What happened

  • Seattle (SEA) from April 16
  • San Francisco (SFO) from June 11
  • Geneva (GVA) from April 16
  • London Gatwick (LGW) from May 16
  • Additional services to Abidjan, Accra, Kinshasa, Luanda, Chengdu, Chongqing, Goa, Hangzhou, Ankara, Antalya, Bodrum, and Málaga in May and June. The airline aims to reach over 120 total destinations by June 15, 2026. This expansion is relevant for frequent flyers looking to book summer travel or utilize Privilege Club miles on these new routes

Qatar Airways is significantly increasing its flight activity and expanding its network as it resumes operations following the Iran War pause. The airline has confirmed a schedule of approximately 111 daily departing passenger flights from Doha (DOH) as of April 15, 2026. Key network expansions include:

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  • LoyaltyLobby: Qatar Airways today updated the list of destinations it plans to serve from June 16, 2026, bringing the total to more than 150, up from the previously announced 120+
  • LoyaltyLobby: Qatar Airways has significantly increased its passenger flights over the past three weeks after grounding them entirely at the beginning of the Iran War, which is now, at least theoretically, “paused”
  • LoyaltyLobby: Qatar Airways has significantly increased its passenger flights over the past three weeks after grounding them entirely at the beginning of the Iran War, which is now, at least theoretically, “paused”
  • LoyaltyLobby: Qatar Airways has significantly increased its passenger flights over the past four weeks after grounding them entirely at the beginning of the Iran War, which is now, at least theoretically, “paused”

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