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Qatar Airways have bought a 5% stake in China Southern Airlines.
https://www.qatarairways.com/en/pre...ress-releases&CID=SMALL0678502232000000001105
https://www.qatarairways.com/en/pre...ress-releases&CID=SMALL0678502232000000001105
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Depends on whether Qatar the country will still bankroll them. Personally I think they will as they have the money.Qatar might end up becoming the second Etihad if they're not careful. I would be interested to see the financial performance of their UK routes.
Huge Qatar Airways loss worsened by Air Italy share
Qatar Airways Group has turned in a huge full-year operating loss, exceeding $500 million, exacerbated by a heavy share of losses at its Air Italy division.www.flightglobal.com
It's handy having one of the worlds richest LPG fields on your doorstep!All this in a country the size of a postage stamp in world term
No BHX or CWL shown at the moment then.Qatar Airways Summer 2022 UK frequency’s:
London Heathrow- 4 daily flights
Manchester- 3 daily flights
Edinburgh- 1 daily flight
London Gatwick- 1 daily flight
Thanks to SeanM1997 on Twitter for the info
Purely out of interest, do you also have "no time or interest" in Airbus until the outcome of the High Court proceedings? For my part, I don't have the aeronautical engineering knowledge to make a call on this. I've seen many reports, regarding the issue and only one airworthiness authority (Qatar) is claiming it to be a safety issue. However, I could fully understand passengers boarding an A350, showing the damage that I've seen published, being very concerned.Having Qatar as a resident carrier is clearly good for BHX but given the unpleasant dispute with Airbus, I personally have no time or interest in the airline. I await the outcome of High Court proceedings before I soften my position!
I believe that Airbus have cancelled all of the remaining Qatar Airbus A350 deliveries -The other element is that Qatar have declined to accept delivery of completed airframes until the degradation issue has been resolved. Airbus consider this a breach of contract.
Airbus Cancels Remaining Qatar’s A350 Order
Airbus cancelled the entire outstanding order for A350 passenger aircraft from Qatar Airways.www.traveldailymedia.com
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