Qatar Airways is resuming flights to Helsinki, Finland, and Tokyo’s Haneda Airport starting July 15, 2026, as part of its summer network expansion.
The airline will launch four weekly flights to Helsinki’s Vantaa Airport from July 15, increasing to daily service on August 1. This route connects Europe with destinations in Australia, Kenya, and Southeast Asia via Doha.
Separately, Qatar Airways will restart operations to Tokyo Haneda, complementing its existing service to Narita Airport. The Haneda route begins with four weekly flights from July 15, also scaling to daily from August 1. The schedule includes flight QR812 departing Doha at 07:50 and arriving Haneda at 00:05, with the return QR813 leaving Haneda at 01:35 and reaching Doha at 06:45. These flights operate Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays initially.
With these additions, Qatar Airways will serve more than 160 destinations worldwide this summer through its hub at Hamad International Airport in Doha. The airline already operates flights to over 150 destinations globally and recently announced new routes to Bogota and Caracas.