Qatar Airways has launched a new onboard signature music experience created in partnership with Hans Zimmer, the acclaimed film composer.
Passengers can experience the new composition onboard from 7 November 2026.
Burgundy Symphony Album
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The collaboration includes "Burgundy Symphony", a bespoke five-track album reflecting the airline's sound identity and the travel journey.
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The music is inspired by Qatar's culture, heritage and spirit of travel.
Five Original Tracks
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Dawn: Captures the anticipation and excitement of beginning a journey.
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Dusk: Reflects the tranquility of flying above the clouds at night.
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The Orchard: Inspired by the iconic ORCHARD at Hamad International Airport and moments of relaxation and reflection.
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Homecoming: Celebrates the joy and meaning of returning home after travel.
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An Ode to Qatar: A tribute to Qatar's heritage, culture and future ambitions.
Launch Event
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The music was unveiled during Hans Zimmer's concert in Doha on 6 November 2026.
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Guests were shown a special film highlighting the creative process and inspiration behind the project.
Strategic Significance
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The partnership aims to create a distinctive and recognizable audio identity for Qatar Airways.
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The compositions blend Zimmer's cinematic storytelling with the airline's focus on memorable passenger experiences.
Availability
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Burgundy Symphony is now available on the Qatar Airways YouTube channel.
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The new signature music has been integrated into the airline's onboard experience.
Key Takeaway
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Through its collaboration with Hans Zimmer, Qatar Airways has introduced a unique audio brand identity, using music inspired by travel and Qatari culture to enhance the passenger journey and strengthen the airline's premium customer experience.
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