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Qatar Airways' wins “Up In the Air” Experience award

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Tatjana Obrazcova

Qatar Airways' has been awarded the “Up In the Air” Experience award during the Future Global Travel Experience 2015.

FGTE 2015, held in Las Vegas from September 9-11, is an independent travel conference focused on the theme of “transforming the passenger experience through customer-focused innovation and collaboration.

“We are honored to receive this coveted award, particularly from an organisation that is focused on the future of air travel,” said Qatar Airways Group chief executive, Akbar Al Baker. “Through our unparalleled amenities and our dedicated cabin crew, we continually strive to exceed today’s expectations and set new standards for tomorrow’s inflight experience. And thanks to the dedication and hard work of our award-winning Cabin Crew, as exemplified by this accolade, our passengers and fans clearly agree.”

 





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