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Key features include:


• Ambient mood lighting, fully lie-flat beds and generous storage space


• Media panel with an all-access power port, USB, HDMI and NFC capabilities


• An on-demand à la carte menu to choose what you want, whenever you desire


• A bespoke turn service complete with pillows, a quilted mattress and duvet


Comfort redefined in Economy Class


Your customers can experience one of the widest and most spacious economy seats available in the sky. In our Economy Class, they can settle into their own personal space with plenty of room to dine and rest in comfort.


Key features include:


• Extra-wide seats with adjustable headrests for comfort and mobility


• A selection of meal choices catering for a variety of tastes and preferences


• Light pillows and soſt fleece blankets for a well-rested travel experience


• Up to 4,000 in-flight entertainment options on a 10.6-inch LCD personal screen


• A generous baggage allowance of 30kg and free seat selection


Hamad International Airport


Our gateway to the world is designed to meet your customer’s travel needs, offering state-of-the-art, user-friendly facilities. It is only the sixth airport in the world to receive a five-star airport rating by Skytrax.


• Home to one of the largest duty free areas in the world • 90+ elegant boutiques and high-end stores • 30+ restaurants and cafes


• The Airport Hotel, conveniently located inside the terminal


Al Safwa First Lounge


• Exclusively for Qatar Airways First Class passengers • A 250-seat restaurant with both international and Arabic infused cuisines


• Private family areas, quiet rooms with built-in mood lighting and prayer rooms


• A fully-equipped business centre with complimentary Wi-Fi and printing facilities


• Luxury spa facilities including relaxing massage sessions, a jacuzzi and manicure/pedicure treatments


• A dedicated Qatar Duty Free area Al Mourjan Business Lounge


• Exclusively for Qatar Airways First and Business Class passengers • Multiple dining options including continental or oriental brasserie, global deli and patisserie


• Media area complete with theatre-style seating, and a games room featuring an F1 simulator


• A full business centre including conference rooms, workstations and complimentary Wi-Fi


• Quiet areas to relax and private prayer rooms • Family rooms and a nursery for families travelling with young children


London Heathrow Premium Lounge


• Exclusively for Qatar Airways First and Business Class passengers • Dining options include an open theatre-style kitchen and delicatessen


• Fully-equipped work spaces, shower rooms and relaxation areas


• Private shower facilities with heated floors and mirrors, and luxury brand products


Oryx Kids Club


Oryx Kids Club aims to keep children comfortable, satisfied and entertained throughout their entire journey. Benefits include:


• An interactive activity pack on-board


• Delicious fun-filled meals. *Please pre-book meal when booking


• A wide range of child-friendly facilities at Hamad International Airport. From Mac stations that provide interactive entertainment to family rooms for privacy and comfort


Lounges


We offer an array of airport lounge options for our First and Business Class customers to enjoy. Our lounges have been carefully designed to ensure a world-class experience.


• Priority boarding, the option to reserve a bassinet seat and access to a special kit, which includes diapers, baby food jars, a bottle and soſt toys is available when travelling with an infant


• Children can earn Qmiles and Qpoints through the Kids Loyalty Programme as part of the Privilege Club

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