Qatar Airways is shaking things up for the 2025/26 Northern Hemisphere winter season with some interesting changes to its Airbus A380 schedule. The airline is scaling back its A380 flights between Doha and London, while ramping up the superjumbo’s presence on its Bangkok route. This shift marks a new chapter in Qatar Airways’ complex relationship with the A380, a plane that has seen its share of ups and downs with the airline. But it seems the A380 is back in favor, especially for passengers traveling to Thailand, who can expect more frequent flights on this massive aircraft.
London Heathrow, a major hub for A380 operations, will see a reduction in Qatar Airways’ superjumbo flights. Currently, the airline operates two A380 flights daily to and from London, but starting October 26, 2025, this will be cut to just one. Despite this reduction, travelers won’t be short on options. The airline plans to maintain a robust schedule with nearly 10 daily flights on this route in November, using a mix of aircraft including the A350-900, A350-1000, and Boeing 777-300ER. This means more seats overall, even if fewer of them are on the A380.
Meanwhile, Bangkok is set to enjoy a significant increase in A380 service. Qatar Airways will boost its A380 flights to three per day, offering passengers a luxurious experience with its tri-class seating and onboard amenities. Whether you’re flying in First, Business, or Economy, the A380 promises a memorable journey with top-notch entertainment and gourmet dining. So, if you’re planning a trip to Thailand, you might just find yourself aboard one of these iconic jets.
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