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Qatar Airways to grow network to 140 destinations

Qatar Airways to grow network to 140 destinations
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CMA CGM Air Cargo Flies First A330-200F Commercial Flight

CMA CGM Air Cargo Flies First A330-200F Commercial Flight
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Qatar Airways Cargo, QDB join hands to support Qatari exports

Qatar Airways Cargo, QDB join hands to support Qatari exports 12 Mar 2021 - 11:18 The Peninsula Qatar Airways Cargo and Qatar Development Bank (QDB) have joined hands to support local manufacturers in Qatar. The cargo carrier is offering discounted rates to local Qatari manufacturers who are current QDB clients and hold a certificate of origin for their products, to export to international markets. The products under this partnership cover all types of general goods that are manufactured within the State of Qatar, while dangerous goods are excluded from the agreement. Guillaume Halleux, Qatar Airways Chief Officer Cargo s a i d , “ T h r o u g h t h i s agreement, we are pleased to support local Qatari manufacturers and help extend the reach and availability of their products to international markets. We have a young and modern fleet of freighters, passenger freighters, mini freighters and belly-cargo planes to cater to their export requirements.

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QAC and QDB join hands

QAC and QDB join hands Qatar Airways Cargo and Qatar Development Bank have joined hands to support local manufacturers in the State of Qatar. The cargo carrier is offering discounted rates to local Qatari manufacturers who are current QDB clients and hold a certificate of origin for their products, to export to international markets. The products under this partnership cover all types of general goods that are manufactured within the State of Qatar, while dangerous goods are excluded from the agreement. Guillaume Halleux, Qatar Airways Chief Officer Cargo said, “Through this agreement, we are pleased to support local Qatari manufacturers and help extend the reach and availability of their products to international markets. We have a young and modern fleet of freighters, passenger freighters, mini freighters and belly-cargo planes to cater to their export requirements. Additionally, through our bespoke charter solutions, they also have the option of utilising part or full

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Why passengers can rely on Qatar Airways for a safe journey

Why passengers can rely on Qatar Airways for a safe journey TD speaks with Bennet Stephens, Qatar Airways VP sales for Gulf, ME, Levant and Caucasus region Bennet Stephens Words cannot even fathom the veracity of how the coronavirus pandemic decimated the airline industry. The lockdowns and stay-at-home restrictions seem to have brought the airlines into obsolescence. Some airlines were left with no choice but to raise the white flag; they either went bankrupt or sought a bailout from the government. However, here is a story of an airline that embraced the change and immediately adapted to the “new normal” while keeping the mission of “connecting families” at its core.

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