Qatar Airways extends suspension, will operate limited humanitarian flights

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Passengers advised to wait for official updates and ensure their contact information is current.

Qatar Airways extends suspension, announces limited relief flights
Qatar Airways said on Thursday that all flight operations remain temporarily suspended due to the closure of Qatari airspace. Services will resume only once the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority confirms it is safe to reopen.

Limited relief flights
The airline will operate a limited number of relief flights starting 5 March. Planned routes include:

  • Muscat to London Heathrow, Berlin, Copenhagen, Madrid, Rome, and Amsterdam
  • Riyadh to Frankfurt

Passengers are urged to await official updates and ensure their contact details are up to date.

Qatar Airways emphasized that passengers should not go to airports unless they have received an official notification. The airline will contact affected travelers directly with flight details, travel arrangements, and next steps.

Contact details must be updated
Passengers are advised to update their contact information through qatarairways.com or the Qatar Airways mobile app to ensure they receive timely instructions.

Monitoring situation closely
The airline confirmed it will continue to monitor developments and provide updates as soon as new information becomes available.

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