Doha, March 08 (QNA) - Qatar Airways intends to operate a number of flights in the coming days to support passengers whose travel has been affected by the current conditions in the region, and to facilitate their return to their families as quickly and safely as possible, in line with the statement issued by the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) regarding the partial resumption of air traffic in Qatar through designated emergency air corridors.

   In a statement today Qatar Airways highlighted that on Monday, March 9, 2026, it will operate flights departing from Doha to Seoul (ICN), Moscow (SVO), London Heathrow (LHR), Delhi (DEL), Madrid (MAD), Islamabad (ISB), Beijing (PKX), Perth (PER), and Nairobi (NBO).

Meanwhile, Qatar Airways will operate on March 10 flights from Doha to Cairo (CAI), London Heathrow (LHR), Jeddah (JED), Manila (MNL), Kochi (COK), Muscat (MCT), Istanbul (IST), Mumbai (BOM), Delhi (DEL), Nairobi (NBO), Islamabad (ISB), Madrid (MAD), Frankfurt (FRA), Colombo (CMB), and Milan (MXP).

Qatar Airways further noted that on March 10 it will operate flights arriving in Doha from Seoul (ICN), Moscow (SVO), London Heathrow (LHR), Delhi (DEL), Madrid (MAD), Islamabad (ISB), Beijing (PKX), Perth (PER), and Nairobi (NBO).

The company also intends to operate flights to Doha on March 11 arriving from Cairo (CAI), London Heathrow (LHR), Jeddah (JED), Manila (MNL), Kochi (COK), Muscat (MCT), Istanbul (IST), Mumbai (BOM), Delhi (DEL), Nairobi (NBO), Islamabad (ISB), Madrid (MAD), Frankfurt (FRA), Colombo (CMB), and Milan (MXP).

Qatar Airways noted that bookings for these flights can be made via the Qatar Airways website, mobile app, or a travel agent.

The airline confirmed that operating these flights does not constitute a resumption of scheduled operations and urged passengers not to travel to the departure airport unless they hold a confirmed ticket.

  Qatar Airways emphasized that it continues to temporarily suspend flight operations while Qatari airspace remains closed and will resume operations once QCAA announces the safe reopening of Qatari airspace, based on approval from the relevant authorities. (QNA)