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On the Move · 23 Jun 2026 · 01:30 GMT+7

Qatar and a US carrier deepen their joint network

An expanded partnership rewires connecting options between the Americas, the Gulf and South Asia.
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By Noor Haddad
On the Move desk · 23 Jun 2026
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Qatar and a US carrier expanded their joint network with fourteen new codeshares, rewiring connecting options between the Americas, the Gulf and South Asia.
For the traveller it means more one-stop routings; for rivals, renewed pressure.
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Qatar and a US carrier expanded their joint network with fourteen new codeshares, rewiring connecting options between the Americas, the Gulf and South Asia. Connecting capacity rose 6%.

For the traveller it means more one-stop routings; for rivals, renewed pressure. WorldTravelBrief tracks the network shifts.

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