Qatar Airways scores sponsorship treble at UEFA Champions League Final

Doha, Qatar: Qatar Airways is making history at the UEFA Champions League final on May 31, 2025, in Munich as an official sponsor of both finalists, P...

Doha, Qatar: Qatar Airways is making history at the UEFA Champions League final on May 31, 2025, in Munich as an official sponsor of both finalists, Paris Saint-Germain and FC Internazionale Milano, and the competition itself – a rare and remarkable achievement. This first ever “sponsorship treble” cements the airline’s place at the heart of the world’s most prestigious club football stage and highlights its global vision, commitment to excellence, and deep-rooted love for the game.

This year’s final, held at Munich’s iconic Allianz Arena, promises a gripping showdown between two of Europe’s most storied clubs this season. With both sides boasting fierce international followings and elite talent on display, the match is set to captivate a global audience of billions. Qatar Airways will be at the centre of the spectacle, not only as sponsor but as an enabler of fan experiences that transcend the 90 minutes on the pitch.

Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, said: “Our triple partnership with UEFA, PSG, and Inter is a landmark moment for Qatar Airways. This final unites our values of ambition, precision, and global connectivity, with football as the unifying force. We are proud to deliver memorable journeys for fans while celebrating the spirit of the beautiful game.

Qatar Airways’ role extends far beyond branding. The airline’s exclusive UEFA Champions League travel packages – which included flights, hotel stays, and match tickets have completely sold out, reflecting massive demand among global fans. As the only airline to offer these seamless packages directly, Qatar Airways reaffirms its position as a premium travel partner for football supporters worldwide.

International fans flying with Qatar Airways to the final will benefit from the airline’s unmatched European network, with up to 28 weekly flights to Paris, 21 weekly flights to Milan, and 14 weekly flights to host city Munich, in peak summer season, providing flexible, world-class connections to the big game.