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Qatar Airways Cargo expands winter 2026 freighter network

Qatar Airways Cargo is adding dedicated Boeing 777 freighter services from Copenhagen, Warsaw to Chicago and New York JFK, and has recently introduced Dallas flights for the Winter 2026 season.

From 25 October 2026, Qatar Airways Cargo will introduce a weekly Boeing 777 freighter on Doha–Budapest–Copenhagen–Doha, offering 100 tonnes of dedicated export capacity. The carrier says the service will support export demand from Denmark and Southern Sweden and connect through Doha to Asia, the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent and Africa. It will complement 10 weekly Boeing 787 passenger services, which provide more than 100 tonnes of belly-hold capacity in each direction per week.

From 26 October 2026, a weekly direct Warsaw–Chicago freighter will operate on Doha–Warsaw–Chicago–Brussels–Doha, giving Polish exporters direct capacity to US markets. Together with twice-weekly freighters to Katowice and 10 weekly wide-body passenger flights to Warsaw, total cargo capacity to and from Poland will exceed 435 tonnes each way.

From 1 November, a weekly Boeing 777 freighter will run Doha–Liège–New York JFK–Atlanta–Liège–Doha, complementing 14 weekly belly-hold flights to and from New York and raising weekly cargo capacity to more than 226 tonnes each way. Qatar Airways Cargo recently introduced two weekly Boeing 777 freighters on Doha–Liège–Dallas–Doha, with 200 tonnes of main-deck capacity into Dallas and 100 tonnes outbound; together with 14 weekly wide-body passenger flights, this raises total weekly capacity to more than 250 tonnes into Dallas and over 150 tonnes out. The services target pharmaceuticals and healthcare, aerospace, technology, energy, perishables, high-value and time-sensitive shipments, vehicles and oversized cargo, and general and industrial freight, with access to a network of more than 160 destinations.

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