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Badr Mohammed Al Meer to take over as CEO of Qatar AirwaysAkbar Al Baker, the CEO of Qatar Airways, is stepping down after leading the state-owned airline for over 20 years. The reason behind his r...- Qatar Airways could grow to 255 routes depending on aircraft deliveries: CEO Akbar Al BakerQatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker told reporters at a press conference during the Arabian Travel Market conference in Dubai that the airline...
- Qatar Airways expects to keep A380 fleet grounded for several years"We don't think we are going to operate our A380s for at least the next couple of years," Akbar al-Baker told an online conference.
- Qatar Airways to slash nearly 20% of its workforce: CEO"Unfortunately, we will have to cut nearly 20% of our workforce," Akbar al-Baker said in a television interview posted by a BBC reporter on...
- Not interested in Jet Airways as backed by 'enemy' state: Akbar al-Baker, CEO, Qatar AirwaysThe Qatari airline has previously expressed an interest in investing in IndiGo, owned by InterGlobe Aviation.
- Qatar Air keen to launch airline, waiting for favourable FDI rules: Qatar Airways CEODuring the interaction, Al Baker said Qatar Airways is not averse to an Indian partner but the partner needs to be “good”.
- Qatar Air to apply soon to start airline in IndiaQatar will not have an Indian partner in this proposed airline and the company has also stated it is not bidding for Air India.
- Would like to add more flights to India in future: Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al BakerThe Qatar Airways CEO, who had his education in India, said that he always cherish fond memories of the country.
- India has not been fair in bilateral air traffic rights: Akbar Al Baker, Qatar AirwaysQatar has in the past tried to engage in talks with IndiGo for a stake sale, something that Al Baker publicly stated.
- Treated 'unfairly' in India; interested in IndiGo stake: Qatar AirwaysQatar Airways Group CEO Akbar Al Baker told reporters here that the airline "could not invest in IndiGo IPO due to government's role".
- India's decision to auction air-traffic rights disappointing: Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al-BakerUnhappy with the government's decision, Akbar Al-Baker said that it was against the country's interest to "restrict" foreign carriers.
- Qatar Airways to reinstate flights to Nagpur from DecemberQatar Airways will be reinstating its non-stop flights between Doha and Nagpur from December to tap the increasing demand on various routes...
- Qatar Airways plans double beds in business class to top rivalsQatar Airways will roll out a new seat in its biz-class cabins next year that CEO Akbar Al Baker said will feature double beds & be more th...
- Qatar Airways planes set to have automatic tracking systemQatar Airways, the national carrier of the Gulf country, plans to roll out planes equipped with an automatic aircraft tracking system.
- Qatar Airways to extend Dreamliner route network to IndiaThe introduction of the service promises the airlines' passengers with an unparallelled level of service, comfort and travel experience.
- Qatar Airways to use A330 on Kochi-Doha sectorQatar Airways today said it will service its Kochi-Doha sector with a wide body A330, replacing narrow body Airbus 321 to cater to the enha...
- Qatar Airways CEO meets mayor of Chicago to discuss new flights to cityChicago's Mayor and senior officials held a high level meeting this week with Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker to herald the beginning of n...
- Qatar Airways eyes stake in Indian carrierGulf carriers including Etihad Airways are looking to expand into the Indian market after govt in September allowed FDI in Aviation to 49%.
- Qatar Airways interested in picking up stake in Indian carrierThe CEO said he's not studying any specific purchase in India, where changes to rules curbing foreign direct investment from airlines have ...
- Indians form more than half of Qatar Airways' recruitsIndians accounted for more than half of the recruitments, including for global positions, made by Qatar Airways, its Chief Executive Office...
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