Qatar Airways has officially announced the resumption of passenger flights to Iraq as part of its phased network restoration: Key Highlights - Passenger flights resume: - Baghdad (BGW), Basra (BSR), Erbil (EBL) starting 10 May 2026 - Cargo services: - Freighter flights to Baghdad begin 7 May 2026 (one-way from Doha). - Regional expansion: This follows recent resumptions to Dubai, Sharjah, Bahrain, Damascus, and Kozhikode, strengthening connectivity across the Middle East. - Global network: By 16 June 2026, Qatar Airways will serve 150+ destinations across six continents. Recognition & Reliability - Awarded World’s Best Airline by Skytrax for the ninth time in 2025. - Recognized for World’s Best Business Class and Best Airline in the Middle East (13th time). - Hamad International Airport continues to be ranked among the world’s best airports. - Platinum performance recognition by Cirium for operational reliability. Strategic Significance This move strengthens Qatar Airways’ role as a regional connector and supports both passenger and cargo flows in Iraq. It also reflects the airline’s broader strategy of rebuilding its global footprint post-disruption, with a strong emphasis on reliability, premium service, and sustainability.
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