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Airline CEO Saves Stranded US Woman In Qatar After Coffee Shop Encounter
Julia Jaroslawski, a 20-year-old student from Chicago, faced travel difficulties while trying to return to the U.S. from Bangkok, Thailand.
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Woman Stuck At Doha Airport Bags Business Class Ticket After Running Into Qatar Airways CEO
An American entrepreneur shared an incredible experience of his younger sister, who couldn't get a single seat to travel from Doha to the US but luckily landed a business class ticket.
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Kangana Ranaut Falls For Spoof Video, Calls Qatar Airways Chief "Idiot Of A Man"
Hindi film actor Kangana Ranaut, who is known to make headlines for her controversial remarks, on Wednesday made another embarrassing gaffe calling Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker an "idiot of a man" based on a parody video clip.
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India's Aviation Regulations Are Protectionist: Qatar Airways CEO
Akbar Al Baker said that the Indian aviation industry is very regulated and regulations stifle growth. "I think that it is incorrect for the authorities to stifle competition just to protect one or two other airlines. You should leave it to survival of the fittest," he asserted.
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Qatar Airways To Look At Setting Up Airline In India: CEO
In September last year, he had said the airline would wait for "another 12 months" to decide on setting up an airline in India.
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"No Interest In Buying Stake In Air India, Only IndiGo": Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways CEO said that he is interested in buying a stake in IndiGo but this is not the right time as issues among promoters are yet to be resolved.
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Can't Buy Stake In Jet, Backed By "My Country's Enemy": Qatar Airways CEO
Qatar Airways posted a $67.18 million loss for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2018, as it lost access to 18 destinations due to the political dispute.
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Qatar Airways Defers Airline In India, Seeks Clarity On FDI Rules
India has permitted foreign investors, barring foreign airlines, from owning up to 100 per cent stake in local carriers.
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Qatar Airways To Soon Apply For Domestic Airline In India: CEO Akbar Al Baker
Qatar Airways will "soon" move an application to launch a full-service airline in India for domestic operations, according to its chief Akbar Al Baker.
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On Qatar Airways, CEO Says "Of Course It Had To Be Led By A Man"
Qatar Airways' chief sparked disbelief Tuesday by saying his carrier was led by a man because "it is a very challenging position" -- even as airline bosses admitted more women should be in top roles.
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Qatar Airways Keen to Buy Stake in IndiGo
The statement came from the Qatari national carrier's CEO, Akbar Al Baker, when he was asked whether the Gulf airline was keen to pick up stake in the low-cost Indian carrier which currently has the largest market share among all its competitors.
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Qatar Airways Interested in IndiGo stake: CEO
Qatar Airways was now fully government owned after the country's sovereign fund bought a 50-percent stake from Qatar's former prime minister and other shareholders, he said.
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Etihad buys 12 more Boeing jets in $2.8 bn deal
Fast-growing Gulf carrier Etihad Airways said Monday it is buying 10 more of Boeing's new 787-9 planes, making it the largest airline customer for that version of the much-hyped carbon fiber jet.
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Airline CEO Saves Stranded US Woman In Qatar After Coffee Shop Encounter
Julia Jaroslawski, a 20-year-old student from Chicago, faced travel difficulties while trying to return to the U.S. from Bangkok, Thailand.
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Woman Stuck At Doha Airport Bags Business Class Ticket After Running Into Qatar Airways CEO
An American entrepreneur shared an incredible experience of his younger sister, who couldn't get a single seat to travel from Doha to the US but luckily landed a business class ticket.
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Kangana Ranaut Falls For Spoof Video, Calls Qatar Airways Chief "Idiot Of A Man"
Hindi film actor Kangana Ranaut, who is known to make headlines for her controversial remarks, on Wednesday made another embarrassing gaffe calling Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker an "idiot of a man" based on a parody video clip.
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India's Aviation Regulations Are Protectionist: Qatar Airways CEO
Akbar Al Baker said that the Indian aviation industry is very regulated and regulations stifle growth. "I think that it is incorrect for the authorities to stifle competition just to protect one or two other airlines. You should leave it to survival of the fittest," he asserted.
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Qatar Airways To Look At Setting Up Airline In India: CEO
In September last year, he had said the airline would wait for "another 12 months" to decide on setting up an airline in India.
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"No Interest In Buying Stake In Air India, Only IndiGo": Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways CEO said that he is interested in buying a stake in IndiGo but this is not the right time as issues among promoters are yet to be resolved.
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Can't Buy Stake In Jet, Backed By "My Country's Enemy": Qatar Airways CEO
Qatar Airways posted a $67.18 million loss for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2018, as it lost access to 18 destinations due to the political dispute.
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Qatar Airways Defers Airline In India, Seeks Clarity On FDI Rules
India has permitted foreign investors, barring foreign airlines, from owning up to 100 per cent stake in local carriers.
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Qatar Airways To Soon Apply For Domestic Airline In India: CEO Akbar Al Baker
Qatar Airways will "soon" move an application to launch a full-service airline in India for domestic operations, according to its chief Akbar Al Baker.
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On Qatar Airways, CEO Says "Of Course It Had To Be Led By A Man"
Qatar Airways' chief sparked disbelief Tuesday by saying his carrier was led by a man because "it is a very challenging position" -- even as airline bosses admitted more women should be in top roles.
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Qatar Airways Keen to Buy Stake in IndiGo
The statement came from the Qatari national carrier's CEO, Akbar Al Baker, when he was asked whether the Gulf airline was keen to pick up stake in the low-cost Indian carrier which currently has the largest market share among all its competitors.
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Qatar Airways Interested in IndiGo stake: CEO
Qatar Airways was now fully government owned after the country's sovereign fund bought a 50-percent stake from Qatar's former prime minister and other shareholders, he said.
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Etihad buys 12 more Boeing jets in $2.8 bn deal
Fast-growing Gulf carrier Etihad Airways said Monday it is buying 10 more of Boeing's new 787-9 planes, making it the largest airline customer for that version of the much-hyped carbon fiber jet.
