Private Flights to Doha Hamad Airport with Prime Jet Services

Chartering a private jet to Doha places you at Hamad International Airport (IATA: DOH, ICAO: OTHH), Qatar’s sole international gateway and consistently rated the best airport in the Middle East. Prime Jet Services arranges private jet charter to Doha from Dubai and across the globe, ensuring every detail — from aircraft selection to ground transfers — is handled with precision. Whether your purpose is business, leisure or both, we deliver a seamless journey befitting the destination.

Airport Specifications

Hamad International Airport opened to civilian traffic in 2014, replacing the former Doha International Airport. It spans 2,200 hectares (5,500 acres), operates a single passenger terminal with five concourses, and handles in excess of 40 million passengers per year. The airport sits approximately 20 km from Doha city centre.

• IATA: DOH
• ICAO: OTHH
• Runways: 2 asphalt runways
• Runway 1 length: 4,250 m (13,944 ft)
• Runway 2 length: 4,850 m (15,912 ft)

Distances from Hamad International Airport

• Doha City Centre: approx. 20 km
• Port Sultan Qaboos: approx. 32 km

Flight Times from Doha Hamad

Hamad International Airport connects to 175 destinations across 79 countries, making it one of the most accessible hubs in the world for private aviation. Representative flight times from DOH include:

• Doha to Dubai: approx. 1 hour
• Doha to Bangkok: approx. 7 hours
• Doha to London: approx. 7 hours 30 minutes
• Doha to Lisbon: approx. 7 hours 55 minutes
• Doha to Kuala Lumpur: approx. 8 hours
• Doha to Tokyo: approx. 9 hours 30 minutes
• Doha to São Paulo: approx. 15 hours 55 minutes
• Doha to Los Angeles: approx. 16 hours
• Doha to Auckland: approx. 16 hours 40 minutes
• Doha to New York: approx. 13 hours 45 minutes

Clients seeking greater flexibility on cost should also explore our available empty-leg flights, which can offer significant savings on select routes.

Charter Services and On-Board Amenities

Flying privately through Hamad International Airport removes the friction of commercial travel entirely. Dedicated security and registration channels mean minimal time on the ground, with complimentary transport between the terminal and your aircraft as standard. Every Prime Jet Services charter to Doha includes access to the following:

• VIP lounge access
• Separate boarding
• Private VIP ground assistance
• In-flight catering tailored to your preferences
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• Television and multimedia systems
• Access to conference facilities on request

On the ground, our team can arrange the following concierge services ahead of your arrival or departure:

• Airport transfers
• Luxury car hire
• Hotel reservations
• Restaurant bookings

Ground Transfers

Limousine transfers to and from the airport are available on request for all Prime Jet Services passengers. Our ground team coordinates timing directly with your flight, ensuring a smooth transition from aircraft to destination without delay or inconvenience.

Doha: The Destination

Qatar’s capital is one of the fastest-developing cities in the world, with over 80% of the country’s population resident here. Landmarks worth your time include the Pearl-Qatar, the Doha Corniche and the Museum of Islamic Art. The city’s coastline offers both a window into traditional Qatari life and a range of water sports. High-end dining, luxury retail and world-class hotels are well represented throughout.

A Brief History of Hamad International Airport

Development planning for the airport began in 2003, with construction commencing in 2005. An original opening target of 2009 was pushed back due to contractual and logistical delays; cargo operations began in December 2013, with full civilian passenger service launching in 2014. Continuous expansion has brought the airport to its current capacity of 40 million passengers per year, with future works intended to raise that figure beyond 50 million. The terminal is well known for its public art, most notably the 7-metre bronze Lamp Bear by Swiss sculptor Urs Fischer, displayed in the grand foyer of the duty-free hall.