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Qatar Airways | 19:50 | 22:10 | Jeddah (JED) | Doha (DOH) | Book flight |
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Qatar Airways | 22:35 | 24:55 (+1 day) | Jeddah (JED) | Doha (DOH) | Book flight |
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Airline Facilities
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About Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways: An Introduction
About Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways doesn’t just compete on comfort. It sets a measured, meticulous standard. From the crew’s unhurried service to thoughtful touches like metal cutlery in Economy and fully enclosed Qsuites in Business, the experience feels like the result of careful choices, from the seat map to the meal tray.
Every flight connects through Doha, its home base and hub, which has been designed to smooth out long-haul travel rather than add to it. If you’re comparing carriers, especially for premium cabins or multi-stop routes, Qatar Airways is worth a closer look: not just for the features, but for how well they work together.
Where does Qatar Airways fly?
Qatar Airways flies to more than 170 destinations across six continents, including capital cities, island resorts and cultural hubs. Every route connects through Doha, making it a key stopover for global journeys.
Australian destinations you can fly from
- New South Wales: Sydney (SYD)
- Victoria: Melbourne (MEL)
- Queensland: Brisbane (BNE)
- Western Australia: Perth (PER)
- South Australia: Adelaide (ADL)
International destinations
Asia
- Japan: Tokyo (NRT, HND), Osaka
- South Korea: Seoul
- China: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou
- India: Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad
- Indonesia: Jakarta, Denpasar (Bali)
- Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur, Penang
- Singapore: Singapore
- Thailand: Bangkok, Phuket, Krabi
- Vietnam: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City
- Philippines: Manila, Cebu
- Sri Lanka: Colombo
- Nepal: Kathmandu
- Maldives: Malé
- Pakistan: Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad
- Bangladesh: Dhaka
- Hong Kong
- Taiwan: Taipei
Middle East
- United Arab Emirates: Dubai, Abu Dhabi
- Saudi Arabia: Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Medina
- Bahrain: Manama
- Kuwait
- Oman: Muscat
- Iran: Tehran, Mashhad
- Jordan: Amman
- Lebanon: Beirut
- Iraq: Baghdad, Erbil, Basra
Europe
- United Kingdom: London (LHR, LGW), Manchester, Edinburgh
- France: Paris, Nice
- Germany: Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin
- Italy: Rome, Milan, Venice
- Spain: Madrid, Barcelona
- Netherlands: Amsterdam
- Switzerland: Zurich, Geneva
- Belgium: Brussels
- Austria: Vienna
- Greece: Athens
- Turkey: Istanbul, Ankara
- Denmark: Copenhagen
- Sweden: Stockholm
- Norway: Oslo
- Portugal: Lisbon
Africa
- South Africa: Johannesburg, Cape Town
- Kenya: Nairobi, Mombasa
- Egypt: Cairo, Alexandria
- Morocco: Casablanca
- Tunisia: Tunis
- Nigeria: Lagos, Abuja
- Ghana: Accra
- Uganda: Entebbe
- Tanzania: Dar es Salaam, Kilimanjaro
North America
- United States: New York (JFK), Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington D.C.
- Canada: Montreal, Toronto
South America
- Brazil: São Paulo
- Argentina: Buenos Aires
Oceania (excluding Australia)
- New Zealand: Auckland
Qatar Airways sales and deals
Qatar Airways isn’t a discount airline, but it does reward smart timing. Sales land throughout the year, especially on long-haul routes and premium cabins. Traveloka rounds them up, bundles the extras, and makes them easy to spot, no guesswork, no juggling tabs.
- Seasonal sales on routes to Europe, Africa and the Middle East
- Traveloka-exclusive fares, often bundled with hotels or extras
- Business Class and Qsuite early bird offers
- Companion promos when booking for two
- Flash deals from Doha for flexible travellers
How to get the cheapest Qatar Airways flights
A few small shifts, when you book, how you fly, and where you look, can unlock surprising value. Traveloka helps you spot those shifts, and turn them into savings.
- Book 2 to 3 months out for long-haul savings
- Use Traveloka to catch flash sales and bundle deals
- Fly mid-week, Tuesdays and Wednesdays are often cheaper
- Mix return airports to unlock lower fares
- Join Privilege Club for early access and mileage deals
Qatar Airways classes
Economy
Seats
Seats in Qatar Airways Economy offer 31 to 34 inches of pitch and up to 18.5 inches in width, depending on the aircraft. There’s a personal 13.3-inch touchscreen loaded with movies, series and games, plus a USB port and in-seat power to keep your tech topped up. Little touches, like a footrest on some long-haul flights in Economy Comfort Seats, nudge this cabin into something more than standard.
Meals
Meals are included and surprisingly refined. Think hot mains, appetisers and dessert, with choices that often nod to the region you're flying over. Soft drinks, juices, wine, and beer are complimentary, and snacks come mid-flight without needing to be asked for. One nice extra? A full-size metal cutlery set - even in Economy. You can also pre-order special meals, from vegan to gluten-free.
Business Class (includes Qsuite on select routes)
Seats
Qsuite, Qatar Airways’ signature Business Class product, is available on select routes and aircraft. It’s a private suite with a lie-flat bed, sliding door and mood lighting, with solo or double configurations for privacy or conversation. Each passenger also gets a Diptyque amenity kit with skincare and fragrance. Always a quietly luxe touch at 35,000 feet.
On other aircraft, Business Class still means up to 103 inches of pitch, plush bedding by The White Company, and a 21.5-inch screen. Every seat has power, storage and space to stretch.
Traveloka Tip: Features can vary by aircraft and route. Check at booking to see what’s available on your flight.
Meals
Dine when you like with a full à la carte menu designed by top chefs is paired with wines, cocktails and soft drinks. You’ll find regional flavours, like Arabic mezze or lamb with saffron rice, served on white linen with real glassware. Between meals, there's an all-day bites menu.
Seats
Offered exclusively on Qatar Airways’ A380, First Class feels more like a private salon than a cabin. The armchair-style seat stretches to a full lie-flat bed with 83 inches of pitch and 23 inches of width. There’s a 26-inch entertainment screen, ambient lighting, and ample room to move. While Qsuite focuses on enclosed privacy, First leans into space and serenity: quieter, roomier, with fewer passengers and a shared bar just steps away.
Meals
Dining is extravagant. Expect a full à la carte menu served on crisp linen, with courses timed to you. Signature offerings include Arabic mezze, fine cheeses, and a caviar service, paired with Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle champagne on select flights. Amenities go a step further too, with a full-sized Diptyque kit and loungewear by The White Company. Signals that you’ve stepped beyond even Business.
Qatar Airways loyalty programs
Privilege Club is Qatar Airways’ take on the frequent flyer program. At its core: Avios. These are the points you earn, not just on flights but on upgrades, extra bags, hotel stays and more. You can also spend them back the same way. There are four tiers - Burgundy, Silver, Gold and Platinum - each one adding perks like priority check-in, bonus Avios, and lounge access.
It’s also part of the oneworld alliance. So when you're flying with Qantas, Cathay Pacific, Japan Airlines or any of the dozen-plus partners, your Privilege Club account keeps ticking over. Great if your trip hops between airlines or continents.
Qatar Airways airport lounges
Qatar Airways lounges go beyond the usual perks. At Hamad International, the Al Mourjan Business Lounge is a destination in itself, with quiet zones, shower suites, à la carte dining and a sweeping spiral staircase at its centre. Just nearby, in the airport’s Vitality Wellbeing & Fitness Centre, there’s also an indoor pool - a welcome reset between flights, though it’s separate from the lounge itself.
Flying First Class? The Al Safwa Lounge feels more like a private gallery than an airport space, with a full-service spa, museum-grade artwork and curated calm. For Australians heading long-haul, it’s a welcome reprieve. Lounge access is included with Business and First Class tickets, or for Gold and Platinum Privilege Club members. Flying Qantas or Cathay Pacific? Thanks to oneworld, many lounges remain within reach.
Qatar Airways fleet
Airbus A350-1000
Seat classes: Business (Qsuite), Economy
Seat layout: 1-2-1 (Business), 3-3-3 (Economy)
Seat pitch: Up to 262 cm (Business), 79–81 cm (Economy)
Entertainment: Oryx One with HD screens
Wi-Fi: Super Wi-Fi is available on most aircraft
Power: AC and USB ports at all seats
Airbus A350-900
Seat classes: Business (Qsuite on select aircraft), Economy
Seat layout: 1-2-1 (Business), 3-3-3 (Economy)
Seat pitch: Up to 262 cm (Business), 79–81 cm (Economy)
Entertainment: Oryx One system
Wi-Fi: Available with Super Wi-Fi packages
Power: Power outlets and USB across all cabins
Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
Seat classes: Business, Economy
Seat layout: 1-2-1 (Business), 3-3-3 (Economy)
Seat pitch: 201 cm (Business), 79 cm (Economy)
Entertainment: Oryx One, HD touchscreen
Wi-Fi: Available on most flights
Power: USB and AC outlets at every seat
Boeing 777-300ER
Seat classes: First, Business, Economy
Seat layout: 1-2-1 (First and Business), 3-4-3 (Economy)
Seat pitch: 211 cm (First), 198–203 cm (Business), 79–81 cm (Economy)
Entertainment: Oryx One system
Wi-Fi: Onboard Wi-Fi available
Power: Personal power and USB in all classes
Airbus A380-800 (phasing out on some routes)
Seat classes: First, Business, Economy
Seat layout: 1-2-1 (First), 1-2-1 (Business), 3-4-3 (Economy)
Seat pitch: 211 cm (First), 203 cm (Business), 79 cm (Economy)
Entertainment: Oryx One with personal screens
Wi-Fi: Available on board
Power: USB and AC outlets at each seat
Traveloka Tip: Qsuite is available on select A350s, 777s and 787-9s. Fleet updates are ongoing, so features may vary slightly by aircraft or route.
Qatar Airways crew
Qatar Airways crew have a way of reading the room at 35,000 feet. The service isn’t showy: it’s calm, considered, and often one step ahead. A drink offered before you ask, a blanket brought without the nudge. Whether you’re in Economy or First, the tone stays the same: unhurried, quietly polished.
That attention to detail has earned recognition too. In 2024, Qatar Airways was named Best Cabin Crew in the Middle East by Skytrax, in a nod to consistency more than spectacle. It’s also one of the reasons the airline has been crowned World’s Best Airline eight times.
Qatar Airways baggage allowance
Economy Class
Cabin baggage
- 1 piece up to 7 kg
- Must fit under the seat or in overhead storage
- Personal item (handbag or laptop) often allowed
Checked baggage (international)
- To/from Africa or the Americas
- Economy Lite: 1 x 23 kg
- Economy Classic, Convenience, Comfort: 2 x 23 kg
- Other routes:
- Economy Lite: 20 kg
- Economy Classic: 25 kg
- Economy Convenience: 30 kg
- Economy Comfort: 35 kg
Infants
- 1 checked bag: up to 10 kg or 1 x 23 kg, depending on route
- A pram, pushchair or carrycot included
Business Class
Cabin baggage
- 2 pieces, total up to 15 kg
- Space for a laptop bag and a handbag
Checked baggage
- To/from Africa or the Americas: 2 x 32 kg
- Other routes: up to 40 kg total
First Class (A380 only)
Cabin baggage
- 2 pieces, total up to 15 kg
Checked baggage
- To/from Africa or the Americas: 2 x 32 kg
- Other routes: up to 50 kg total
Additional information
Excess baggage isn’t cheap at the airport. Buying it online beforehand can save you money, as well as some awkward reshuffling at the counter.
Bringing skis, a guitar or golf clubs? Most sports and musical gear fits under your regular allowance, if it stays within size and weight rules. Anything bulkier might need its own seat or special handling.
If your suitcase goes missing or lags behind, Qatar Airways’ bag tracking tool lets you follow it in real time. Small reassurance when you’ve just landed in a new city, bleary-eyed and hoping your swimwear made it.
Qatar Airways passenger policy
Infants
- Infants are under 2 years old on the day of travel
- Each adult can travel with one infant; twins need their own seats with accompanying adults
- Babies under 8 days old can only travel if it’s essential and approved by the airline
- On long-haul flights, bassinets are available but need to be pre-booked
- A pram or pushchair travels free of charge as checked baggage
Children
- Kids aged 2 to 11 need their own seat and must travel with someone aged 16 or over
- Got a solo flyer aged 5 to 15? The Unaccompanied Minor service is available.
Pregnant passengers
- Up to 28 weeks: travel is fine, no paperwork needed
- Between 28 and 32 weeks: bring a medical certificate confirming you're fit to fly
- After 32 weeks: flying isn’t allowed, even with a note
- If you're expecting twins (or more), the cut-off is 28 weeks
- Certificates must be dated within 10 days of your flight
Accessibility features
- Wheelchair help is available if you request it at least 48 hours before take-off
- Mobility aids, including prams, can usually be wheeled right up to the plane door
- Cabin crew assist with boarding and storing your carry-on, but not personal care
- Service animals are accepted with advance notice
- Qatar Airways does its best to accommodate different needs, but some services depend on the route. A quick heads-up early makes all the difference
Qatar Airways policies
When to check in
At the airport
Check-in counters usually open 3 hours before departure and close 1 hour before take-off. That’s enough time to drop your bag, clear security and reset before boarding.
For long-haul flights or busier hubs like Doha, arriving early takes the edge off.
Online check-in
You can check in online from 48 hours to 90 minutes before departure via the Qatar Airways website.
Pick your seat, add your frequent flyer number and download your boarding pass - all sorted before you’ve zipped your case.
Refund policy
Refund eligibility depends on your fare type. Flexible fares typically allow refunds with a small fee, while promotional or Saver fares tend to be non-refundable.
If you're not flying, airport taxes are usually returned.
It’s worth reading the fare rules before booking: they’ll tell you what’s included.
Reschedule policy
Most fares let you change your dates, though lower-tier tickets may carry a fee.
Higher fare classes offer more flexibility with fewer penalties.
Changes can usually be made online, but check the fare conditions at the time of booking to avoid surprises.
Qatar Airways Seat Class
Economy Class
Qatar Airways’ Economy Class offers affordable flights with premium quality service and facilities to ensure passengers' comfort. The seating area in Qatar Airways’ fleets is one of the most spacious in the industry, keeping passengers comfortable even during their long flight. Passengers will also be able to enjoy in-flight entertainment through a personal monitor in their seats. An amenity kit is also provided to make sure that the journey with Qatar Airways is always enjoyable.
In-flight Meal
Qatar Airways collaborates with celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa to serve delicious meals on its flights. The chef has altered the flavors of the food to adjust to the passengers’ changing taste buds at 30,000-feet. The freshly prepared food are halal and served complete with a variety of hot and cold drinks. Passengers with special dietary requirements must order their meal at least 24 hours prior to departure.
Business Class
The passenger seats in Qatar Airways’ Business Class support those who want to work conveniently during the flight. The seat and table in Business Class are designed like a working space, equipped with LED lamp, laptop, and USB ports. Free WiFi connection is also available in several aircraft. When Business Class passengers opt for some relaxing time instead, they can enjoy the in-flight entertainment through the dual monitors in their seat, or lie down on their seat which can be converted into a flat bed.
In-flight Meal
Passengers in Business Class can enjoy special Qatar Airways menus and beverages, such as mocktail and spicy zest, to keep them feeling fresh during the flight. Qatar Airways always serves halal food in every flight; therefore, a Muslim passenger does not need to make a special order. However, any special menus can be requested in advance at least a day before departure.
First Class
First class in Qatar Airways offers a luxurious flight experience with exclusive service. The first class cabin is spacious, with distance among seats far enough to provide comfort and privacy to all passengers as they sleep, watch movies, listen to music, play some games or even work during the journey. Every seat can be converted into a flat bed, complemented with a pillow, duvet, and linen blanket. During the flight, cabin crew will always at hand to meet the passengers’ needs.
In-flight Meal
In Qatar Airways’ First Class, passengers can enjoy the signature dishes of Chef Matsuhisa on a beautifully set table using deluxe cutlery. There is a variety of refreshments such as wines and non-alcoholic drinks which passengers can enjoy before, during, and after meal. Passengers can also order special menus for infants and children, as well as to meet their vegetarian and health-based dietary requirements. Nevertheless, special menus should be informed to Qatar Airways at least 24 hours prior to departure.
Qatar Airways Privilege Programs
Privilege Club
Qatar Airways’ frequent flyer program, known as Privilege Club, offers four tiers of membership: Burgundy, Silver, Gold and Platinum. The Privilege Club membership is obtained on the basis of price and passengers’ miles with Qatar Airways. There is also a Family Privilege Club in which families can collect Qmiles and Qpoints for their members, so that they can redeem the rewards faster. Privilege Club members can redeem their points for a free flight ticket, car rental discount, hotel discount, and much more.
Airport Lounges
The Gold and Platinum Privilege Club cardholders can enjoy the facilities in the oneworld® airport lounges, which can be found at more than 600 airports around the world. Qatar Airways also has its own airport lounges in Hamad Doha, Heathrow London, Dubai, and Charles de Gaulle Paris for its First Class and Business Class passengers. Passengers can enjoy premium facilities such as friendly staff service, restaurant, spa, reading materials, and luxury open spaces in the lounge.
Qatar Airways Fleet
Airbus A330-200
- Economy
- Business
- First
Available
- 2-4-2 (Economy)
- 2-2-2 (Business)
- 1-2-1 (First)
Available
- 32 inches (Economy)
- 60 inches (Business)
- 79 inches (First)
Available
Airbus A380-800
- Economy
- Business
- First
Available
- 3-4-3 (Economy)
- 1-2-1 (Business)
- 1-2-1 (First)
Available
- 32 inches (Economy)
- 80 inches (Business)
- 83 inches (First)
Available
Boeing 787-8
- Economy
- Business
Available
- 3-3-3 (Economy)
- 1-2-1 (Business)
Available
- 31 inches (Economy)
- 80 inches (Business)
Available
Qatar Airways In-flight Crew
Qatar Airways Flight Attendant Uniform
Qatar Airways’ cabin crew wear a white shirt and a red burgundy outer. The female flight attendants wear a knee-length skirt or long pants and a hat, while the male flight attendants wear black pants and a tie. There is a small Qatar Airways badge on the hat, which is inspired by the Qatar oryx head. The uniform is simple but very elegant and professional. In many cases, the crew would take off their outer and hat during the flight. The goal is to make them able to move more comfortably, hence enabling them to deliver better service for passengers.
Qatar Airways Baggage Allowance
Flight Route | Seat Class | Cabin Baggage | Check-in Baggage |
All routes | Economy Class | Max. 7 Kg (Dimension: 50 x 30 x 25 cm) | Max 30 Kg*** |
Business Class | 2 pcs (max. 15 kg) (Dimension: 50 x 37 x 25 cm) | Max.40 kg | |
First Class | Max. 50 kg | ||
All flights to America | Economy Class | Max. 7 kg (Dimension: 50 x 30 x 25 cm) | 2 pcs (max. 23 kg/pc) (Dimension: max. 158 cm) |
Business Class | 2 pcs (max. 15 kg) (Dimension: 50 x 37 x 25 cm) | 2 pcs (max. 32 kg/pc) (Dimension: max. 158 cm) | |
First Class |
Qatar Airways Passenger Policy
Infant Passenger Policy (0-2 Years Old)
- Infants younger than 8 days old are allowed to travel with the airline, only if the respective infant’s doctor fills the Medical Information Form (MEDIF) provided by Qatar Airways Medical Center.
- Infant passengers must carry the relevant traveling documents.
- Infant passengers must be accompanied by the parent or an adult companion aged at least 16 years old.
- One adult is allowed to accompany only one infant passenger.
- Infants younger than 12 months old can be kept on their guardian’s lap during the flight. These infants are charged 10% of the adult fare.
- Infants older than 12 months must be kept on a separate seat or a car seat, and use a child ticket. There is no additional fee for a car seat.
- Passengers carrying an infant must inform the airline at the time of booking.
Child Passenger Policy (2-12 Years Old)
- Children between 2 and 5 years old must be accompanied by an adult aged at least 16 years old.
- Child passengers will be applied the child ticket fare, which varies depending on the flight route.
- Passengers traveling with a 2 to 3-year-old child are allowed to bring their own car seat, with no additional fee.
- Children older than 12 years old must pay the adult fare.
- Child passengers must carry the relevant traveling documents.
- Children between 5 and 12 years old can travel as unaccompanied minors. Upon request, Qatar Airways can provide a professional attendant to accompany the child during the flight. The attendant will hand the child to the person appointed by the guardian when they have arrived at the destination airport.
- Unaccompanied minors must bring a letter from their guardian, stating that they are allowed to travel alone. Their guardian must inform Qatar Airways about the unaccompanied minor during ticket booking or at least 72 hours before departure.
- An unaccompanied minor ticket is priced the same as an adult fare. The guardian may also need to pay for a professional attendant service and the return ticket.
Pregnant Passenger Policy
- Passengers within their 28-week pregnancy and without history of complication are allowed on board without any special requirement. However, it is suggested that they bring a letter from the doctor to avoid delay during airport check-in.
- Passengers on their 29 to 32-week pregnancy and have only a one-time history of complication are allowed to travel if a doctor’s letter is provided. The MEDIF is not required.
- Passengers on their 29 to 32-week pregnancy and have multiple history of complication are required to submit a doctor’s letter and fill the MEDIF.
- Passengers on their 33 to 35-week pregnancy and have only one-time or no history of complication are allowed to travel if a doctor’s letter is provided. The MEDIF is not required.
- Passengers on their 33 to 35-week pregnancy and have multiple history of complication are not allowed onboard.
- Passengers on their 36-week pregnancy or beyond are not allowed onboard.
Disabled Passenger Policy
- Passengers with a disability must bring their identity card and relevant documents.
- Passengers with a disability must inform their special requests by contacting Qatar Airways’ local office at least 24 hours prior to departure, or through the “Manage Booking” menu on the Qatar Airways website.
- Qatar Airways will carry a wheelchair and other mobility tools such as crutch and cane without an extra fee.
- Passengers with a disability are allowed to travel alone, because Qatar Airways provides mobility assistance. The airline also cooperates with airport managements to assist passengers with a disability during their time at the airport.
Qatar Airways Check-in Policy
Qatar Airways Check-in Time
Please find the check-in time for all Qatar Airways flights on the table below. Check-in time may vary if your flight is operated by a partner airline. Please check your e-ticket to ensure.
Flight Route | Recommended Check-in Time | Check-in Time Limit |
All Routes | 3 hours before departure | 1 hour before departure |
Qatar Airways Online Check-in
Online check-in is also available for Qatar Airways flights. Please follow the steps below.
- Go to Qatar Airways web check-in page
- Enter your booking code, or other booking details, as instructed
- Complete your check-in details
- Save and/or print your boarding pass
Qatar Airways Refund Policy
In general, refunds are permitted for personal reasons (self-cancellation, sickness, pregnancy, or death of a passenger), cancellation/rescheduling by the airline, force majeure, or double booking. However, different airlines have different policies regarding acceptable refund reasons. Please visit Qatar Airways Refund Policy for a complete information on refund.
Qatar Airways Reschedule Policy
You can easily change your flight schedule and itinerary using Easy Reschedule. Some airlines allow changes to date, time, route, and airline, while some only allow changes to date and time.
Please refer to Qatar Airways Reschedule Terms & Conditions to find the complete guide to rescheduling your flight. If your flight is not eligible for Easy Reschedule, please contact Qatar Airways directly to reschedule.
About Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways (IATA code: QR) is a global airline well-known for its prime services and comfortable facilities. Qatar Airways’ main office is located in Doha, with several local offices spread across various countries. Since 2014, this airline has used Hamad International Airport as the hub for most of its daily flights. Qatar Airways isa state-owned airline which was formed in 1993, and was reformed in 1997 to become one of the best airlines in the world. The airline has a slogan “Going Places Together” and has been successful in developing its service quality, while growing its number of fleets and destinations. Qatar Airways’ success story has been cemented by the many awards it has received. From 2011 to 2016, Qatar Airways had consistently held the top two spots in the world's best airline ranking by Skytrax. The airline held the first place in 2011, 2012, and 2015. In 2016, Qatar Airways also earned other awards from Skytrax, which included World's Best Business Class, Best Business Class Airport Lounge, and Best Airline Service in the Middle East. Qatar Airways’ frequent flyer program has also earned a Freddie Awards twice, in 2006 and 2007. Qatar Airways provides a 50-kg baggage allowance for its First Class passengers, 40 kg for Business Class, and 30 kg for Economy Class. Passengers in First and Business Class are also allowed to bring two carry-on bags into the cabin, with a total maximum weight of 15 kg. Meanwhile, Economy Class passengers are allowed one cabin bag with a maximum weight of 7 kg. In addition, passengers are allowed to bring a small handbag into the cabin. Aside from the generous baggage allowance, Qatar Airways provides in-flight entertainment in all of its cabin, called Oryx One. It offers more than 3,000 titles of movies, songs, and games, which can be played on the passenger’s personal monitor and headset. As an alternative, a creative education kit is also available for child passengers. USB ports are available in each seat, making it possible for passengers to use their gadget for a long time. Qatar Airways advises its passengers to arrive at the airport three hours prior to departure. To avoid a long check-in queue at the airport counter, passengers can also check-in online from 48 hours to 90 minutes before departure. However, passengers are still suggested to arrive at the airport three hours before departure to go through airport security, immigration and boarding.
Qatar Airways History
Qatar Airways began as a small airline in the Persian Gulf country of Qatar. This airline was formed on 22 November 1993, and began its operation on 20 January 1994. In the beginning, the airline was owned by the Qatar royal family. At the time, the airline only had four units of aircraft, bought second-hand from other airlines, to serve only regional routes in the Middle East. It was not until 1997, when Akbar Al Baker assumed the role of CEO of Qatar Airways, that the airline experienced a reformation to become an international airline offering the best service. One of the reformation strategies was to add more fleets and destinations. From 1997 to 2003, Qatar Airways added more than 40 new fleets. The airline also added new routes to Jakarta, Indonesia and Basra, Iraq. At the time, half of Qatar Airways’ stocks were owned by the government, while another half was owned by the private sector. In 2003, Qatar Airways became the first airline to pass the new stringent IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA). A year later, the airline was formally recognized as a world's five-star airline from Skytrax — a crucial moment which marked Qatar Airways' milestone. A year later, in 2004, Qatar Airways’ had flown to more than 54 cities. In the following year, the airline opened a new Doha – Osaka route and bought 50 new Airbus A340-600 jets. As a result, Qatar Airways successfully carried 5.6 million passengers in the fiscal year of 2004 – 2005, and increased its number of passengers to 6.3 million in the following fiscal year. In 2006, Qatar Airways received 50 new Airbus A340-600 high gross weights version, which offer higher fuel capacity for long-haul flights. This type of aircraft can be used to fly from Doha to the east coast of the United States without a stop, flying above Europe and the Atlantic Ocean. The airline also became the official airline of the 15th Asian Games held in Doha in 2006. One year later, two new routes to Newark and Washington, D.C. were launched. Qatar Airways also ordered 32 units of new Boeing 777 aircraft to carry even more passengers. Along with the additional routes and fleets, Qatar Airways also improved their service quality. As a result, the airline continued to win many awards, both regionally and internationally. Qatar Airways became the first civil airline in the world to use gas-to-liquid (GTL) fuel in 2009. The aircraft which was used to try the fuel was an Airbus 340-600, flying on a Gatwick London – Doha route. The airline then tried its first flight to Melbourne in the same year. In June 2010, Qatar Airways opened its first routes to South America, particularly to Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires. In this year, Qatar Airways started operating its 20th Boeing 777, making its fleet consist of a total of 86 aircraft. The growth of Qatar Airways continued until it reached a new milestone in 2011, when the airline opened its 100th destination and operated its 100th aircraft. The 100th destination was Aleppo in Syria, while the 100th fleet was a Boeing 777-200. In 2012, Qatar Airways became the first airline to acquire the complete aircraft recovery equipment. The new state-of-the-art kit was worth US$ 3.2 million. It can be used to recover the biggest passenger jet used at the moment, the Airbus A380. It is also transportable, enabling Qatar Airways to recover their aircraft from any incident site. Moreover, 2012 was also marked with a new route from Doha to Perth and an exhibition of Boeing 787 Dreamliner owned by Qatar Airways in England. Qatar Airways was the first airline in the Middle East to own this type of wide-body aircraft. By the end of 2012, the airline has effectively operated three units of Boeing 787 Dreamliner. In 2013, Qatar Airways became the first airline in the Middle East to join a world airline alliance, oneworld®. The alliance operates more than 14,000 flights in more than 1,000 cities each day. Qatar Airways passengers can enjoy the facilities offered by the alliance. For instance, those with a Gold or Platinum Privilege Club card can enjoy the oneworld® airport lounges in more than 600 airports around the world. After becoming a member of oneworld®, Qatar Airways launched its first all-business class flight route from Doha to London. The aircraft used was an Airbus A319LR jet with 40 business class seats. The launch marked Qatar Airways’ commitment to providing top business class service. Later in 2014, the Government of Qatar took over 50% of Qatar Airways’ stocks from the private stockholders. Consequently, since that time, Qatar Airways has been fully owned by the government. In the same year, Qatar Airways launched a mobile application in order to make the information about Qatar Airways more accessible via mobile phone. One year later, Qatar Airways’ popularity rose, and it became the first airline in the world to have 10 million fans’ likes on its official Facebook account. In December 2015, Qatar Airways became the first airline in the world to use Airbus A350 jets to travel to three continents. The third continent it visited was America, where it launched a branding campaign with the slogan “Going Places Together”, which has been used until today. In July 2016, Qatar Airways reported that they gained the biggest profit in their own history, which was QAR 3 billion during the fiscal year of 2015 – 2016. In the same fiscal year, the airline employed at least 40,000 employees around the world, with 25,000 people directly under the Qatar Airways management. During that year, Qatar Airways added 14 new destinations and 19 fleets, including more Airbus A350 aircraft which were then operated by Qatar Airways for its newly opened Doha – Adelaide route. Due to the massive growth throughout the span of 18 years, as of January 2017, Qatar Airways has had 192 fleets and 166 destinations. Yet, the airline has planned to operate eight new routes, which are to Las Vegas (US), Tabuk and Yanbu (Saudi Arabia), Canberra (Australia), Dublin (Ireland), Medan (Indonesia), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), and Santiago (Chile).
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