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Qatar Airways Resumes Daily Canberra Flights; Launches Early-Bird Europe Fares

From December, Australia capital gets renewed connectivity — and travellers can snap up Europe return tickets from just AUD 1,809

Blog / News / 2025 October 03, 2025
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Qatar Airways will reinstate daily flights to Canberra starting in December 2025, reconnecting Australia’s capital with global routes and offering fresh incentives for travellers venturing to Europe.

Canberra Connection Returns

Beginning 2 December 2025, Qatar Airways will operate daily Boeing 777 services from Canberra, routing via Melbourne. This move restores a high-frequency link to the nation’s capital, opening up seamless access for business, government, and leisure travellers. Onboard, passengers can expect the airline’s signature Q-Suite Business Class, destination-inspired menus, and high-speed Starlink WiFi. With this relaunch, Canberra becomes a major gateway to Qatar Airways’ vast network of over 170 destinations worldwide.

Early-Bird Europe Fares: A Timely Offer

To celebrate the Canberra reinstatement, Qatar Airways has introduced Early Bird fares to Europe, with return Economy tickets starting at AUD 1,809. The booking period runs 7–31 October 2025, for travel between 19 January and 31 October 2026. These fares apply from major Australian cities to top European hubs, including London, Paris, Amsterdam, Rome, Athens, Dublin, and Berlin. Sample pricing includes AUD 1,809 from Melbourne and Canberra in Economy, with Business class options also available.

Serviced Apartments & Accommodation Options in Melbourne CBD

With Melbourne serving as a connection point for these flights, accommodation becomes an important consideration for travellers staying overnight or for extended periods. Melbourne’s CBD and surrounding precincts offer a range of serviced apartments that combine hotel-style amenities with more space and flexibility. For example:

  • Q Squared Serviced Apartments in North Melbourne offers modern one- and two-bedroom units with fully equipped kitchens, living areas, fast internet, and flexible stay options. It’s a good choice for travellers who want both convenience and home-like comfort while being close to the CBD.
  • City Edge East Melbourne Serviced Apartments provide well-appointed apartments with kitchen facilities, and are within walking distance of Melbourne’s central districts and amenities — ideal for those arriving in Melbourne before flying on to Europe or Canberra.

These options give travellers added value, especially as they bridge their journey between flights or enjoy longer stays.

Strategic Impacts & Takeaways

This move reinforces Qatar Airways’ commitment to enhancing connectivity in Australia while offering competitive pricing ahead of the European travel season. Restoring daily flights to Canberra increases options for travellers from the ACT and beyond. Combined with early-bird fares, the airline aims to attract a mix of leisure and business passengers.

Finally, when planning travel, many passengers will need to consider not just flights but accommodation and logistics — serviced apartments in Melbourne CBD are a strong option to ensure comfort, convenience, and value.



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