Qatar Airways Cargo expands freighter network to Copenhagen, Dallas Fort Worth, New York and Warsaw
Qatar Airways Cargo is further strengthening its global network this Winter 2026 season with the introduction of dedicated freighter services from Copenhagen, Denmark, New York City (JFK), and Dallas, Texas, […]
Qatar Airways Cargo is further strengthening its global network this Winter 2026 season with the introduction of dedicated freighter services from Copenhagen, Denmark, New York City (JFK), and Dallas, Texas, as well as a direct freighter connection from Warsaw, Poland, to Chicago, Illinois. The network enhancements provide customers with increased capacity, greater flexibility and improved connectivity across Europe and North America, while offering seamless access to key global markets through the airline’s Doha hub.
Effective 25 October 2026, Qatar Airways Cargo will introduce a weekly Boeing 777 freighter service from Copenhagen, providing 100 tonnes of dedicated export capacity and strengthening the airline’s presence in the Nordic region. Operating Doha-Budapest-Copenhagen-Doha, the service will support growing export demand from Denmark and Southern Sweden, with connectivity to Asia, the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent, Africa and beyond, through Doha. It will complement Qatar Airways’ 10 weekly Boeing 787 passenger services, which provide more than 100 tonnes of belly-hold capacity in each direction, per week.
In Central Europe, the cargo carrier will relaunch freighter service to Warsaw, adding a weekly direct connection from Warsaw to Chicago, operating on the route Doha – Warsaw – Chicago – Brussels – Doha. The Boeing 777 freighter service will offer Polish exporters and manufacturers direct access and capacity to US markets. Launching on 26 October 2026, the new weekly Warsaw-Chicago freighter, together with the airline’s twice-weekly freighters to Katowice and 10 weekly wide-body passenger flights to Warsaw, will increase total cargo capacity to and from Poland to more than 435 tonnes each way.
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