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Qatar Airways Lands First Flight at The Red Sea, Saudi Arabia

Megan Wood
Last updated: 22 October 2025 04:59
By Megan Wood
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Qatar Airways has officially launched its newest route, flying directly from Doha to Saudi Arabia’s stunning Red Sea region. This marks an important milestone as the airline continues to expand its footprint in the Middle East, enhancing travel options to a rapidly growing luxury tourism destination. The new service aims to boost connectivity, promote sustainable tourism, and support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals.

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Expanding Qatar Airways’ Footprint in Saudi ArabiaUnlocking Access to an Extraordinary DestinationFlight Schedule and Privilege Club Benefits
Qatar Airways Crew
Qatar Airways Crew © Qatar Airways

Expanding Qatar Airways’ Footprint in Saudi Arabia

The Red Sea is now Qatar Airways’ 12th destination in Saudi Arabia, joining cities such as Riyadh, Jeddah, AlUla, and NEOM. They currently operate over 130 weekly flights across 12 gateways in the Kingdom, demonstrating its long-term dedication to enhancing connectivity throughout the region. The new RSI route adds to the airline’s extensive network of more than 170 global destinations, providing travellers seamless connections from six continents including Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas.

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Unlocking Access to an Extraordinary Destination

The Red Sea region, located between Umluj and Al Wajh, is a pristine and rapidly growing tourism hotspot. It features more than 90 untouched islands, coral reefs, desert landscapes, and volcanic mountains. Already home to six luxury resorts, the area is expanding with Shura Island, its heart, now open, boasting plans for 11 resorts, a golf course, marina, and more. The new flight route offers travellers unparalleled access to experience this unique blend of nature, culture, and luxury.

Red Sea project design
Red Sea project design © Qatar Airways

Flight Schedule and Privilege Club Benefits

Flights operate every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. QR1226 departs Doha at 07:45, arriving at RSI at 10:45. Return flight QR1227 leaves RSI at 11:45, arriving in Doha at 14:15. Privilege Club members can earn and redeem Avios on flights, shopping, and dining at Qatar Duty Free, and even unlock exclusive rewards through the Privilege Club Collection.

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ByMegan Wood
Aviation Reporter - An emerging journalist and aviation writer with a BA in English Literature and Language from the University of Leeds, where she will soon return to pursue an MA in International Journalism. Alongside her studies, she volunteers with the Leeds Knights Ice Hockey team, producing social media content, and contributes to Travel Radar as an Aviation Reporter — combining her love of storytelling with a growing passion for the dynamic world of air travel and communication.
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