Summary Qatar Airways' busiest routes in January 2025 include London and Bangkok, with multiple daily flights. The airline operates a mix of widebody and narrowbody aircraft on these routes, with various flight frequencies. Competition is fierce on regional routes like Abu Dhabi, Jeddah, Riyadh, and Bahrain, with multiple daily flights.
Qatar Airways is a major Middle East-based airline with an extensive global network. It operates a fleet of over 200 aircraft and has more than 43,000 employees. While it misses out on a place among the largest airlines in the world (to the larger American and European operators), it has an impressive global network of over 170 nations across five continents.
It operates routes ranging from 92 miles to 18060 miles. We take a look at the main busiest routes served at the start of 2025. The two longest routes are to major hubs in London and Bangkok, followed by several routes that ensure good connections with the Middle East region.
This analysis is based on data from Cirium, an aviation analytics company, for the month of January 2025. Quick Links Doha (DOH) to London Heathrow (LHR) Qatar Airways' most frequent route, with 247 one-way flights in January 2025 Doha (DOH) to Bangkok (BKK) Qatar Airways' busiest Asian route, with 196 one-way flights in January 2025 Doha (DOH) to Abu Dhabi (AUH) Qatar Airways' busiest regional route, with 167 one-way flights in January 2025 Doha (DOH) to Dubai (DXB) There are 155 one-way flights to the Emirates hub .
