Qatar Airways has announced a revised flight schedule, with a gradual increase in operations to and from Doha.
The airline stated that its operations had been impacted by the ongoing Israel–US–Iran war, which began on February 28, 2026.
According to the latest update, valid until April 15, the airline has added more frequencies to over 90 destinations across its global network, following its previous schedule that remained in place until March 28.
All flights to and from Doha are continuing through designated air corridors established in coordination with the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority.
Passengers holding confirmed bookings for destinations included in the updated schedule will be contacted directly with revised flight details.
The airline said that schedules may still face changes or cancellations due to operational, regulatory, or safety-related factors beyond its control.
In a statement, the airline said it is making every effort to ensure passengers reach their destinations despite current challenges, while apologising for the inconvenience caused during the disruption. It also reaffirmed that passenger and crew safety remains its top priority.
Additionally, passengers with confirmed bookings between February 28 and June 15 are eligible for a free date change up to October 31, subject to availability and fare conditions, or can opt for a refund of the unused portion of their ticket.
Jazeera Airways resumes Pakistan-Gulf flights
Jazeera Airways earlier announced the resumption of its commercial flight operations between Pakistan and the Gulf region, with services set to restart from April 7.
According to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), the airline will operate flights to and from Karachi via Dammam, for continued connectivity for passengers and cargo.
CEO Barathan Pasupathi stated that the airline is committed to maintaining travel services during challenging circumstances.
Initially, two weekly flights will be available on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
He further said that the restored route will facilitate smoother passenger movement while also supporting cargo operations essential for regional supply chains.
The airline is leveraging its integrated model, combining air and ground transportation through Dammam and Qaisumah, to sustain operations and enhance connectivity.
Pasupathi also thanked Kuwaiti and Saudi authorities for their cooperation, saying that the airline’s dedication to ensuring uninterrupted passenger and cargo services across its network.
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