Doha airport (DOH)
Location details, contact information, airlines, departure and arrival flight status, transportation, facilities and services, parking, special passenger amenities, nearby hotels and answers to passengers' frequently asked questions.
Passenger Guide

Main terminal
The passenger terminal of Hamad International Airport concentrates all regular airline operations in a single building, organized into concourses A, B, C, D, and E, which are used in combination for Qatar Airways and partner airline flights, as well as other international airlines connecting Doha with Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania. Check-in counters for the different airlines are distributed in the departures area of the main building and are assigned by airline and time slot according to the day's flight schedule, so it is recommended to check the corresponding counter on the airport information panels or on the electronic ticket before arriving.
Among the airlines operating passenger flights to and from Doha are:
- Aeroflot
- Air Algerie
- Air Arabia
- Air Cairo
- Air India
- Air India Express
- Akasa Air
- American Airlines
- Ariana Afghan Airlines
- Azerbaijan Airlines
- Badr Airlines
- Belavia
- Biman Bangladesh Airlines
- British Airways
- Centrum Air
- China Southern Airlines
- Egyptair
- Ethiopian Airlines
- Etihad Airways
- Finnair
- FlyArystan
- flydubai
- flynas
- Garuda Indonesia
- Gulf Air
- Himalaya Airlines
- Iberia
- IndiGo
- Iran Air
- Japan Airlines
- Jazeera Airways
- Kam Air
- Kuwait Airways
- Libyan Airlines
- Malaysia Airlines
- Middle East Airlines
- Nepal Airlines
- Oman Air
- Pakistan International Airlines
- Pegasus Airlines
- Philippine Airlines
- Qatar Airways
- Royal Air Maroc
- Royal Jordanian
- RwandAir
- SalamAir
- Saudia
- Shenzhen Airlines
- Somon Air
- SriLankan Airlines
- Syrian Air
- Tarco Aviation
- Turkish Airlines
- US-Bangla Airlines
- Virgin Australia
- XiamenAir
In general, Qatar Airways and many of its partner airlines mainly use Concourses C, D, and E, while other regional and international airlines also operate in areas A and B; however, gate allocation may vary depending on the flight and time of day, so it is important to check the gate and concourse number on the airport monitors or the airline's app.
To find out the updated distribution of airlines and gates, as well as the destinations served by each company, it is recommended to consult the airline directory and the airport's interactive map on the official website or on the terminal's digital panels, where real-time check-in, boarding, and arrival information is displayed.
Location
The airport is located 5 km (3.5 miles) east of Doha’s urban area.
See MapCar rental agencies
The car rental counters are located in front of the Arrivals Hall, in an area known as the VCN or 'Vertical Circulation Node', and are open 24 hours a day.
- AAB/Kinto (Tel +974 3002 1001)
- Al Futtaim (Tel +974 4010 8845)
- Al Mana (Tel +974 4010 8841 / 5040 5249)
- Al Muftah (Tel +974 4463 4433)
- Avis (Tel +974 4010 8887)
- Budget (Tel +974 4010 8880)
- Elite Motors (Tel +974 4492 9200)
- Europcar (Tel +974 4010 8888)
- Goldcar (Tel +974 7122 9114 / 4010 8859)
- Hertz (Tel +974 4010 8886)
- Mustafawi (Tel +974 4462 1542 / 5556 6490)
- National/Enterprise (Tel +974 5040 0624)
- Platinum (Tel +974 4466 6655 / 3319 9168)
- Prestige (Tel +974 3336 7278)
- Q-Auto Mobility (Tel +974 4445 5260)
- Regency Fleets (Tel +974 4455 4046 / 7048 2611)
- Rent Solutions (Tel +974 4010 8871 / 5995 2681)
- Safety (Tel +974 3366 1824 / 4436 5600)
- Select (Tel +974 4444 4979 / 3136 6623)
- Sixt (Tel +974 4010 8884)
- Strong (Tel +974 4010 8861 / 5012 3189)
Parking services at Doha airport (DOH)
The airport has several parking areas within the premises, connected to the terminal by walkways and covered pedestrian accesses. There are short-term and long-term zones, as well as premium sectors and valet service, with clear signage from the airport's road access points.
Valet parking – The premium valet service allows you to leave your vehicle in the departure lanes, near door 1, or in the arrivals area in front of door 2, where authorized staff will park it in a reserved area. This option is designed for passengers who want to minimize walking time to the terminal and have a managed parking service. Rates are structured by day or weekend and may vary according to promotions or special seasons, so it is recommended to check them on official channels before traveling.
East & West Short-Term Car Parks – These are covered parking lots for short stays, located on each side of the passenger terminal and connected to the main building by pedestrian walkways. They are designed for leaving the vehicle for a few hours or days, with easy access to arrivals and departures areas. Additional services such as car washing may be available at certain points in these sectors. Generally, an hourly and daily charging scheme applies, with a brief free period for passenger pickup and drop-off.
Premium Parking – Parking area close to the terminal, mainly intended for Qatar Airways passengers and users looking for the closest option to check-in access. This area usually features access technology and online pre-booking, and its rate is higher than standard parking, with hourly charges and a daily maximum. It is advisable to check current conditions and prices on the official website before choosing this option.
For updated rates, possible special multi-day packages, and the exact locations of each parking zone, it is best to consult the parking section on the airport's official website, where accepted payment methods and advance booking options are also indicated.
Note: At this time, the official airport website is not accessible for direct consultation. We recommend trying again later or seeking updated information on rates and availability through the airport's official customer service channels.
Facilities for passengers with special needs
Passengers with special needs
Hamad International Airport offers a barrier-free access environment and specific services for passengers with reduced mobility, seniors, pregnant women, nursing mothers, passengers with sensory disabilities (e.g., blindness or low vision), and passengers with non-visible disabilities, such as autism spectrum disorders or anxiety. To ensure a more comfortable travel experience, these individuals typically board first and deplane last, and can request personalized assistance from the moment of check-in.
If you need help, your airline can assign a personal assistant to accompany you through check-in procedures, passport control, security checks, transit, baggage claim, and customs. Inside the terminal, the airport has a network of elevators, escalators, ramps, moving walkways, and an internal train that facilitate movement, as well as adapted counters and restrooms, and a specific waiting room with comfortable seating for passengers requiring additional assistance. Wheelchairs can be requested free of charge at information counters, although it is advisable to inform the airline of special needs in advance.
For passengers with non-visible disabilities, such as certain neurological conditions or autism spectrum disorders, the airport participates in discreet identification programs that allow signaling to staff that more time, clearer instructions, or closer accompaniment may be needed during transit through the terminal. Operational and passenger service staff receive training to offer more understanding and adapted treatment for these cases, reducing the stress associated with the airport experience.
Families traveling with babies and young children have childcare rooms and family areas with quiet spaces for feeding and diaper changing, as well as interactive play areas at different points in the terminal to keep children entertained during waits. Pregnant women and nursing mothers can use these facilities and, if needed, request additional assistance at information counters or through their airline.
Unaccompanied minors are assisted throughout their entire journey by specialized staff. They have an exclusive lounge for unaccompanied minors, equipped with play areas, televisions, video games, snacks, and restrooms adapted to their size, where they remain under supervision while waiting for their departing or connecting flights. Authorized airline staff escort them through controls, to boarding, and from the aircraft to the arrivals area, where the minor is delivered only to the responsible guardian, upon identity verification and signature of the corresponding documentation.
Latest updates: June 17, 2026
