
Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways (IATA QR, ICAO QTR) is the flag carrier of Qatar, operating a hub-and-spoke network from Hamad International Airport in Doha to destinations across the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and Oceania. A member of the Oneworld alliance since 2013, it flies a mostly widebody fleet averaging around seven years old. On our seat maps you'll find its Airbus A319, A320, A321, A330-200, A330-300, A340-600, A350-900, A350-1000, and A380-800, alongside Boeing 777-200, 777-200LR, 777-300ER, and 787-8, plus the regional ATR 72.

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Airbus (17)
- Airbus A319 All BusinessJan 2020
- Airbus A319Jan 2020
- Airbus A320Jan 2020
- Airbus A320 V2Jan 2020
- Airbus A321 All EconomyJan 2020
- Airbus A321 V1Jan 2020
- Airbus A321 V2Jan 2020
- Airbus A330 200 V1Jan 2020
- Airbus A330 200 V2Jan 2020
- Airbus A330 200 V3Jan 2020
- Airbus A330 200 V4Jan 2020
- Airbus A330 300 V1Jan 2020
- Airbus A330 300 V2Jan 2020
- Airbus A340 600Jan 2020
- Airbus A350 1000Jan 2020
- Airbus A350 900Jan 2020
- Airbus A380 800Jan 2020
Boeing (5)
ATR (1)
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Qatar Airways reviews (747)
- ★★★★★anonymous
Qatar Airways Economy Seat 12D – Boeing 777-300ER
eat 12D on Qatar’s 777-300ER was a pleasant surprise. It’s one of the extra-legroom seats, and you feel that benefit straight away. There’s space to stretch properly, shift around without knocking into anything, and generally settle in for a long flight without that usual economy squeeze. Being in the middle of the cabin didn’t bother me at all, as the layout still feels open and comfortable. The crew kept things relaxed and organised, and having that extra room meant the meal service didn’t feel cramped. What really stood out on this flight from Qatar to London was the free Starlink Wi-Fi for the entire journey. It was fast enough to stream, message, upload photos, and keep on top of emails without any dropouts. You forget how much easier a long-haul becomes when the connection actually works the whole way. The seat itself was in great condition, the screen was crisp, and the cabin felt fresh. Put it all together and seat 12D is an excellent pick if you want a bit more comfort in economy and the bonus of reliable, genuinely high-speed Wi-Fi for the full flight.
- ★★★★anonymous
67E QR835 A380 aircraft
This seat is on a row of 3 seats amongst the normal 3-4-3 plane configuration. 68D has extra legroom and while the individual in that seat can stretch their legs there is still plenty of room for you as there is no one sitting beside you on the airplane. It makes taking trips to the restroom a lot easier. The usual drawbacks apply if the person in 66E decides to recline fully. The legroom was sufficient. The IFE was adequate with a number of new releases. The food was also adequate, there was a choice of beef stew with potatoes or Krapow chicken. Sticky rice and mango for dessert was tasty. Later in the flight they gave a sandwich. I would book this seat again if travelling on a budget.
- ★anonymous
reduced legroom
- ★★★★★anonymous
Qatar airways quite really quite and good privicy with doors Like A350-1000
- ★★★★★anonymous
NICE
- ★anonymous
Rude staff
Never seen that kind of rude people before
- ★anonymous
yet unpunished criminals
Qatar airways sponsors corrupted European politicians, so they have to get money from somewhere. Easy: You can rip off your customers by asking for extra fees and if customers don’t pay, you can drop them off the plane
- ★anonymous
overcharge
They illegally overcharge you for every reason
- ★★★★★anonymous
phenomenal service and great seats
- ★anonymous
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