Hamad International Airport (DOH) is Qatar's only international airport and the home hub of Qatar Airways. Located next to Doha, it consistently ranks among the world's top airports for experience and design, connects Qatar to over 160 destinations, and serves as one of the busiest transit hubs between East and West.
Doha has one commercial airport, DOH. The former Doha International Airport closed in 2014 when Hamad opened. Qatar has no domestic airports, and DOH handles all civilian air traffic in the country.
DOH operates as a single large terminal complex divided into concourses:
All concourses are within the same complex and connected by the free 24-hour APM train. Transfers between Concourse D and E take around 5 to 10 minutes. No shuttle bus is needed. Allow at least 60 minutes for short-haul and 90 minutes for long-haul connections.
DOH has two parallel runways, each approximately 4,850 metres long, among the longest in the world. Both support simultaneous operations and handle the full range of commercial aircraft including the A380 and Boeing 747.
Qatar offers one of the most accessible entry arrangements for Indian passport holders in the Gulf. Here is what to know before flying into DOH:
Verify current entry requirements on the Qatar Tourism or Ministry of Interior website before travel.
The official name is Hamad International Airport, operated by Qatar Airways Group under the Civil Aviation Authority of Qatar.
The IATA code is DOH and the ICAO code is OTHH.
There are no domestic flights in Qatar. The entire terminal handles international flights exclusively.
Hamad International Airport is on the eastern coast of Qatar, adjacent to Doha, approximately 15 km from the city centre.
Hamad International Airport opened in May 2014, replacing the old Doha International Airport. It was built on reclaimed land along the Doha waterfront and continues to expand in phases.
Yes, DOH operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. As Qatar Airways' global hub, flights and full facilities run around the clock.
The airport is about 15 km from central Doha. Taxis and Uber take 20 to 30 minutes. The Doha Metro Red Line connects the airport to the city in around 20 minutes.
Qatar Airways operates the vast majority of flights. Other airlines include Air India, IndiGo, Emirates, flydubai, Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa, and British Airways on select routes.
Yes. Qatar Airways' Al Mourjan Business Lounge and Al Safwa First Class Lounge are among the best in aviation. Plaza Premium Lounge is open to all passengers via a paid day pass.
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