Editing Qatar Airways (section)

==== Route Network ====
Qatar Airways operates an extensive global route network, serving over '''160 destinations''' across '''six continents'''. Its hub, '''Hamad International Airport''' (DOH), located in '''Doha''', Qatar, serves as the primary point of connection for travelers. Hamad International Airport is one of the most modern and luxurious airports in the world, and it has become a central hub for Qatar Airways’ operations.

Qatar Airways' network includes flights to major cities in '''Europe''', '''Asia''', '''North America''', '''Africa''', and '''Oceania''', as well as a strong presence in the Middle East. The airline operates key routes such as Doha to '''London''', '''New York''', '''Sydney''', '''Tokyo''', '''Paris''', and '''Cape Town'''.

The airline's strategic location in the Middle East allows it to connect travelers between '''Europe''', '''Asia''', and '''Africa''', serving as an important hub for global travelers. The airline’s long-haul services are complemented by its regional routes, which strengthen its position within the Middle East.

Additionally, Qatar Airways operates a comprehensive '''cargo division''' known as '''Qatar Airways Cargo''', which plays a vital role in the global air freight industry, offering services to over 60 cargo destinations worldwide.