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Marrakech – Qatar Airways has announced an increase in its flight frequency to Casablanca as part of its expanded winter schedule for 2025.
The airline will raise its service from four to five weekly flights to meet growing demand and enhance connectivity through its Doha hub, Hamad International Airport.
Casablanca, Morocco’s economic capital and largest city, is among several key global destinations benefiting from increased frequency this winter.
This initiative is part of Qatar Airways’ efforts to strengthen its presence in the Moroccan market, enabling it to reinforce connections between Africa, the Middle East, and the rest of the world.
For the Qatari carrier, Casablanca remains a privileged access point to the North African country’s centuries-old heritage and contemporary prospects. The increased service aims to offer passengers more options for traveling to and from the city and to multiply connections to other destinations from the Doha hub.
The World’s Best Airline, as voted by Skytrax in 2025 for a record ninth time, has introduced increased flights to over 15 global destinations for this year’s winter season. The airline is facilitating demand for its services and continues to offer greater choice and connectivity, the company stated in a recent press release.
Among the most notable increases in the winter 2025-2026 schedule is London Heathrow service, which will now operate up to 10 daily flights – a record frequency for Qatar Airways on this route, complemented by British Airways’ double daily flights.
According to the airline, this reflects strong demand for key destinations like London, Dublin, Cape Town, and São Paulo.
For the winter 2025-2026 season, Qatar Airways is increasing flight frequencies to several major cities including Abu Dhabi (up to 6 daily flights), Berlin (up to 21 weekly flights), Cape Town (up to 12 weekly flights), Dublin (17 weekly flights), Frankfurt (21 weekly flights), and Johannesburg (18 weekly flights).
The airline is also expanding service to London Heathrow (up to 10 daily flights), Madrid (17 weekly flights), the Maldives (up to 4 daily flights), Manchester (24 weekly flights), Phuket (up to 4 daily flights), São Paulo (18 weekly flights), Sharjah (7 daily flights), Tokyo Narita (14 weekly flights), and Toronto (7 weekly flights).
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On the technology front, Qatar Airways’ fleet now includes 54 Boeing 777s equipped with ultra-high-speed Starlink on-board Wi-Fi, free for all passengers.
Qatar Airways is the first airline in the world to fully equip and operate over 50 widebody aircraft with this technology, and the only carrier in the MENA region offering the service.
In a recent report, Ookla, the globally recognized leader in internet performance testing, spotlighted Qatar Airways as one of the best-performing airlines using in-flight Wi-Fi connectivity, with median download speeds of 120.6 Mbps.
This achievement follows the airline’s milestone announcement on October 22, 2024, when Qatar Airways operated the world’s first Starlink-equipped Boeing 777 aircraft from Doha to London.
Qatar Airways currently flies to over 170 destinations worldwide, connecting through its Doha hub, Hamad International Airport, the “Best Airport in the Middle East” for 11 consecutive years.
Over the years, the airline has consistently expanded and enhanced its network by continually anticipating market trends and evolving travel demands to cater to both leisure and business travelers.
