[HD video below] Qatar Airways’ corporate jet division, Qatar
Executive, has been awarded its own Air Operator Certificate (AOC)
by Qatar’s Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA).
The move comes after
Qatar Executive managed its first four years of operations under
its parent company’s AOC.
The newly-obtained status provides Qatar
Executive’s wholly-owned, all-Bombardier private fleet of six jets comprising three Challenger 605s, two Global 5000s
[see video below] and one Global
XRS, with increased flexibility of operations under the safety
regulations of the QCAA.
With its own experienced management team, Qatar
Executive will next seek international audits in line with
industry body IATA’s International Operational Safety Audit (IOSA)
standards to continue adhering with stringent safety regulations,
while regular audits and inspections will continue to be carried
out to the high safety specifications of Qatar Airways and the
QCAA.
“The accreditation of Qatar Executive’s own Air
Operator Certificate by Qatar’s Civil Aviation Authority is a
testament to our group’s high standards of safety, security and
attention to detail in all operational aspects, said Qatar Airways
Chief Executive Officer,
Akbar Al Baker. “This
accomplishment is a proud moment in Qatar Executive’s relatively
short history and will open up extensive business opportunities
for our growing business aviation service portfolio on a global
scale.”
Chairman of
the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority Abdul Aziz Al Noaimi said, “We
are delighted to award Qatar Executive its AOC certification, and
with this, to support the national carrier’s corporate jet arm to
expand its business to a truly global level. The accreditation also demonstrates the commitment of the State of
Qatar to develop the nation as a key hub for not just commercial
airlines, but also business aviation.”
Qatar Executive
Bombardier Global 5000 Interior / Exterior Tour - HD
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