Qatar Airways destinations

On 27 May 2014, the touchdown of a flight from Bahrain at Doha's Hamad International Airport marked the official transfer of Qatar Airways' operations to its new hub, replacing Doha International Airport.^{[136][137][138][139]}

Fourteen additional destinations were added to the Qatar Airways network during 2012, including Addis Ababa, Baghdad, Belgrade, Erbil, Gassim, Kigali, Kiliminjaro, Maputo, Mombasa, Perth, Saint Petersburg, Warsaw, Yangon, and Zagreb.^{[140][141][142]}

As of December 2014, Qatar Airways served 146 points worldwide^[143] following the launch of flights to Asmara.^[144] The airline had previously added to the route network Dallas/Fort Worth, the carrier's seventh destination in the United States and the second one in Texasalong with Houston,^{[145][146][147]} Haneda,^{[148][149][150]} Miami,^{[151][152][153]} Edinburgh, its third destination in the United Kingdom,^[17]Istanbul's Sabiha Gökçen International Airport, its third point served in Turkey,^[154] and Djibouti.^[155] Starting June 2015, the carrier will serve Amsterdam.^[143] Starting December 2015, it was announced the airline will serve Durban.^[156]

On October 8, 2012, Qatar Airways announced it would be part of Oneworld within the forthcoming 18 months.^[157][158] The entrance of the carrier into the alliance was mentored by British Airways. The joining ceremony took place on October 29, 2013. The event marked Qatar Airways as the first of the major Gulf carriers in being part of an airline alliance.^[159]

Since June 2017, planes owned by Qatar Airways are banned from UAE and Saudi ports due to diplomatic crisis. Planes owned by the two countries are also banned from Qatar ports.^[160]