With a vast global network centred around Doha, enhanced frequencies from key European markets and continued investment in the onboard experience, Qatar Airways is well positioned to meet the evolving needs of business travellers.

17 Weekly Flights from Dublin

Qatar Airways operates 17 weekly flights between Dublin and Doha, giving business travellers greater flexibility when planning international journeys.

The increased frequency provides more choice around meeting schedules, connecting itineraries and return travel, while Doha offers onward access to Qatar Airways’ extensive global network.

Qatar Airways has previously announced the increase of its Dublin service from 14 to 17 weekly flights, underlining the importance of the Irish market within its European network.

Connectivity at the Heart of the Journey

Qatar Airways is continuing to strengthen its global network, now connecting passengers through its Doha hub to more than 160 destinations worldwide.

The breadth of this network remains a major advantage for corporate travellers, offering convenient onward connections across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific and the Americas.

With Doha strategically positioned between major business centres, Qatar Airways provides an efficient gateway for companies looking to connect their people and operations across multiple markets.

Starlink: A New Standard for In-Flight Connectivity

Connectivity does not stop at the airport. Qatar Airways has made significant progress in bringing high-speed internet to its aircraft through Starlink.

As of August 2026, the airline has equipped 150 widebody aircraft with Starlink, making Qatar Airways the world’s first and largest Starlink-equipped widebody fleet. The airline has also become the first carrier globally to operate Starlink-equipped Boeing 787-9 aircraft.

Qatar Airways says Starlink can provide speeds of up to 500 Mbps, with complimentary Wi-Fi available on equipped aircraft. Starlink is currently available on selected Boeing 777, Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 services, with availability dependent on the aircraft and route.

With the rollout continuing, Qatar Airways is turning the aircraft cabin into an increasingly connected extension of the workplace.

Australia: A Key Market for Corporate Travel

Australia is another key destination within Qatar Airways’ extensive network, offering Irish travellers a convenient one-stop option via Doha. With connections from Dublin through Hamad International Airport, passengers can travel onwards to major Australian cities, including Sydney, as part of the airline’s wider global network.

From 6 December 2026, Qatar Airways will introduce a third daily service between Doha and Sydney, operated in partnership with Virgin Australia. The additional frequency will also feature Qsuite Business Class and Starlink connectivity throughout, combining Qatar Airways’ premium onboard experience with high-speed in-flight connectivity.

Qsuite: Business Class Designed Around the Traveller

Qatar Airways’ award-winning Qsuite Business Class offers private suites with doors, fully lie-flat beds and generous personal space. Its distinctive quad configuration also allows four passengers travelling together to create a shared space, while individual suites provide privacy for those who prefer to work or relax independently.

On the new third daily Sydney service, Qatar Airways is promoting the combination of Qsuite in Business Class and Starlink connectivity, creating a premium proposition for business travellers making the long journey between Doha and Australia.

The Connected Corporate Journey

Frequency, network reach, flexibility, productivity and comfort all play a role in choosing an airline. Qatar Airways is bringing these elements together through its expanding global network, strong European connectivity and continued investment in onboard technology.

From 17 weekly Dublin services to a third daily Sydney service from December 2026, the airline is strengthening access to key international markets. At the same time, it’s rapidly expanding Starlink-equipped fleet means passengers can remain connected at 35,000 feet, while Qsuite continues to provide a premium Business Class experience on selected routes.