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Spotting at Doha Airport

Posted by admin | Posted in Airport Spotting Guide, Middle East, Qatar | Posted on 19-06-2008

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A quick note about Doha Airport for spotters.

The terminal is still quite small here, so until the larger facility opens these facts are correct.

Once airside, the transit lounge/departures area have large windows overlooking the ramp. During daylight hours you wont have any problems logging any movements as the runway is pretty close. Some remoter stands may be a problem.

At each end of the terminal is a vantage point which looks over a little bit more of the parking areas.

As most passengers experience a bus ride to their aircraft, this is another opportunity to note a few aircraft parked away from the terminal.



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