Qatar Airways

Qatar Airways has dropped its order of 25 Boeing 737 MAX 10s, placed during a 2022 dispute with Airbus that has since been resolved.

Qatar Airways produced its strongest ever financial results in the 2024-25 fiscal year, mainly due to continued strong demand in its market.

Qatar has agreed to purchase up to 210 aircraft from Boeing during a visit from President Donald Trump in the country’s capital city of Doha.

Al Meer also shared that the carrier is set to announce record-breaking profits and a new widebody jet order in the coming weeks.

Qatar Airways’ stake approval by the Australian government paves the way for expanded routes, economic development, and more job prospects.

Turkish Airlines has resumed scheduled flights to Damascus, marking a significant step in the recovery of Syria’s international air connectivity.

The new routes make Qatar Airways the sole Middle Eastern carrier with direct flights to Venezuela, slated to begin later this year.

Following significant change in the Syrian political standing, Qatar Airways schedules a return to the country’s capital.

If approved by regulators, flights would operate twice weekly with a mix of Boeing 777-300ER and Airbus A350-1000 aircraft.

Delta and Saudia have signed a new codeshare agreement opening new destinations for both carriers, strengthening the U.S. airline’s Gulf presence.