Qatar Airways Cargo is expanding its global freighter network for the Winter 2026 season, adding new services to Denmark and the United States while strengthening connections to Poland. The expansion aims to increase cargo capacity, improve connectivity and provide freight forwarders with better access to major international markets.
The airline will launch a weekly Boeing 777 freighter service to Copenhagen, Denmark, on October 25. Operating on the Doha–Budapest–Copenhagen–Doha route, the service will provide around 100 tonnes of dedicated export capacity, supporting shipments from Denmark and southern Sweden.
In Poland, Qatar Airways Cargo will resume freighter operations to Warsaw on October 26, introducing a weekly connection linking Warsaw with Chicago. The Boeing 777 freighter will operate on the Doha–Warsaw–Chicago–Brussels–Doha route, offering Polish exporters and manufacturers additional access to the US market.
The carrier is also expanding its North American operations. A weekly Boeing 777 freighter service to New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport will begin on November 1, operating via Liège and Atlanta. The service will complement existing passenger flights and increase cargo capacity on the transatlantic trade lane.
In addition, two weekly Boeing 777 freighter services to Dallas will provide 200 tonnes of main-deck capacity into the city and 100 tonnes outbound each week. Combined with passenger-flight cargo capacity, the expanded operation will strengthen freight connectivity for businesses in the region.
The new and enhanced services are expected to support a wide range of shipments, including pharmaceuticals, healthcare products, aerospace components, technology equipment, perishables, vehicles and industrial cargo.
Through its Doha hub at Hamad International Airport, Qatar Airways Cargo connects customers to more than 160 destinations worldwide. The expanded winter schedule is intended to improve routing flexibility and provide additional capacity across Europe and North America.
The development reflects the airline’s continued focus on strengthening its international cargo network and meeting demand for reliable air freight services across key global trade corridors.