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Qatar Airways Boosts Flights to Toronto and Sao Paulo

ByAIron Newsman May 6, 2025May 6, 2025

Qatar Airways Expands Services to North and South America: New Flights to Toronto and São Paulo

Qatar Airways is set to enhance its global connectivity with an exciting expansion of its flight services to North and South America. Beginning June 19, 2025, the Doha-based airline will operate five weekly flights from Hamad International Airport (DOH) to Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). This expansion reflects the growing demand for travel between these regions and highlights Qatar Airways’ commitment to delivering an exceptional travel experience.

New Flight Schedule to Toronto

Starting June 19, 2025, Qatar Airways will introduce five weekly flights to Toronto, with plans to transition to daily service by winter 2025. Below is the detailed flight schedule:

Summer Schedule (June 19 – Winter 2025)
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- Departure: Doha (DOH) at 08:10 local time
- Arrival: Toronto (YYZ) at 15:00 local time
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- Departure: Toronto (YYZ) at 21:00 local time
- Arrival: Doha (DOH) at 16:40 local time
Winter Schedule (from Winter 2025)
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- Departure: Doha (DOH) at 08:25 local time
- Arrival: Toronto (YYZ) at 14:40 local time
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- Departure: Toronto (YYZ) at 20:10 local time
- Arrival: Doha (DOH) at 16:55 local time

Increased Services to São Paulo

In addition to the new flights to Toronto, Qatar Airways will also increase its service to São Paulo, Brazil. Starting June 25, 2025, the airline will operate 17 weekly flights to São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport (GRU). The flight details are as follows:

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- Departure: Doha (DOH) at 00:10 local time
- Arrival: São Paulo (GRU) at 09:00 local time
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- Departure: São Paulo (GRU) at 10:30 local time
- Arrival: Doha (DOH) at 06:45 local time

Commitment to Quality Travel

Thierry Antinori, Qatar Airways’ Chief Commercial Officer, stated, “We launched our services to Toronto Pearson Airport less than six months ago and have seen a strong response in the market. We are proud to announce the increase in flights to meet the growing demand for our award-winning travel experience.” He further emphasized the strategic importance of São Paulo as a key hub for both business and leisure travel.

Conclusion: Seamless Connectivity Awaits

These expansions underscore Qatar Airways’ dedication to enhancing global connectivity through Hamad International Airport, which was awarded the title of World’s Best Airport Shopping by Skytrax in 2025. Travelers can now look forward to more options and flexibility when flying between the Americas and the Middle East.

For more information about Qatar Airways’ services, visit Qatar Airways. We invite you to share your thoughts on this expansion or check out related articles on travel trends and flight options.

AnimaWings Receives Romania’s First Airbus A220-300

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Ryanair Seeks Repayment of Raises from Spanish Crew

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Ryanair is requiring some flight attendants in Spain to return salary increases originally agreed upon for 2024 due to a legal dispute with unions. A pay rise settled with the CCOO union was deemed invalid by Spain’s High Court, following challenges from the USO union. Affected USO members must refund €3,215.95, with Ryanair offering a 12-month repayment plan starting June 2025. The airline encourages joining the CCOO to avoid this debt, extending the membership deadline to May 19, 2025. This ruling raises significant concerns about employee rights and union roles in labor negotiations.

Air India Acquires 6 Boeing 777-300ERs from Etihad

ByAIron Newsman May 8, 2025May 8, 2025

Air India, owned by Tata Group, has acquired six Boeing 777-300ER aircraft from Etihad Airways, marking its first addition of this type in over seven years. This move aims to enhance its long-haul capacity amid rising air travel demand as part of a five-year transformation plan. The acquisition, executed through its GIFT City subsidiary, allows Air India to bypass returning the planes to lessors as their leases expire. These aircraft, configured in four classes, will support routes to destinations like Toronto and New York. The airline is also addressing global supply chain challenges affecting its retrofit initiatives.