Qatar Airways Cargo Grows Global Network with New Capacity

Qatar Airways Cargo is expanding its global network with increased freighter capacity across Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe and the Middle East. Enhancements include seasonal Boeing 777 freighter services to London, along with additional capacity to Dallas, Brussels and Tokyo, and increased frequencies to Dhaka and Entebbe. The carrier has also strengthened its belly-hold cargo offering through the resumption of passenger services to destinations including Casablanca, Kuala Lumpur and Helsinki, adding capacity and improving connectivity across key trade lanes. Operating through its Hamad International Airport hub, Qatar Airways Cargo continues to enhance its global logistics network by connecting major markets across Europe, Asia and Africa, supporting growing customer demand and international trade flows. Qatar Airways Cargo continues to reinforce its position as the world’s leading air cargo carrier with the relaunch and expansion of operations across Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe and the Middle East. As part of these enhancements, seasonal Boeing 777 freighter services have been deployed to London in July on the Doha-London Heathrow-Paris-Doha and Doha-London Heathrow-Milan-Doha routings, further strengthening capacity into the UK and Europe. Additional network enhancements include increased capacity to Dallas, Brussels and Tokyo, alongside expanded frequencies to Dhaka and Entebbe, providing more than 300 tonnes and 216 tonnes of weekly cargo capacity each way respectively, enabling greater flexibility to meet growing customer demand across the global network. Complementing Qatar Airways Cargo’s freighter operations, the passenger network has resumed services to several destinations in July 2026, including Casablanca, Kuala Lumpur and Helsinki. These additions increase frequencies across key destinations while adding significant belly-hold cargo capacity across strategic global markets, strengthening the carrier’s ability to support customer demand and facilitate global trade. Operating from its state-of-the-art hub at Hamad International Airport — strategically positioned between Europe, Asia and Africa — Qatar Airways Cargo continues to support seamless global trade by strengthening connectivity across major trade lanes and reinforcing the carrier’s role as a trusted link between key international markets. A full list of capacity increases and resumptions is available here .