Qatar Airways. Reviews, seat maps and photos of the aircrafts
About aircompany
Qatar is a title national air carrier of State of Qatar.
Port of registration is International airport in Doha cAirbus A330-300ity.
Route network of airline company includes more than 133 destinations the major part of which are international.
Qatar Airways makes flights to Africa, Central Asia, Europe, the Far East, South Asia, Middle East. Pacific Islands, North and South America.
Airline company counts more than 30 000 of employees.
On October 2012, general director Akbar Al Baker has announced that Qatar Airways will join Oneworld the third biggest alliance in the world (after Star Alliance and SkyTeam).
The carrier became full-fledged member only one year later on October 30th 2013.
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Social activity of Qatar Airways
Social strategy of Qatar Airlines is directed on according assistance to those who needs it the most. These are people that have been affected by emergency situation, natural disasters and, of course, children.
As to the environmental care Qatar Airways uses the most modern ecological airplanes and are building the hugest plant in the world that will manufacture synthetic liquid fuel that is exponentially more ecological that common aviation kerosene.
“Qatar Airways” airplanes
As of January 3, 2024 "Qatar Airways" operates a mainline fleet of 225 airplanes, 10 more are ordered. The average age of planes is 5.9 years.
The oldest aircraft is Airbus A320-200, with reg.number A7-ADA. It is 17.4 years old. The newest one is Airbus A350-1000, with reg.number A7-ANF. It is - 0.1 years old
“Qatar Airways” aircraft fleet. Photos, descriptions and seatmaps
Airbus A319-100 – 2 aircrafts
- The newest one – A7-CJB - 14.1 year
- The oldest aircraft – A7-CJA - 16.8 years
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Airbus A320-200 – 34 aircrafts
- The newest one – A7-LAH - 3.2 years
- The oldest aircraft – A7-ADA - 17.4 years
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Airbus A320-200 +
Airbus A320neo –
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- The oldest aircraft –
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Airbus A321-200 – 6 aircrafts
- The newest one – A7-AID - 8.1 year
- The oldest aircraft – A7-ADS - 15.9 years
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Airbus A330-200 – 7 aircrafts
- The newest one – A7-ACM - 11.6 years
- The oldest aircraft – A7-ACA - 16.7 years
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Airbus A330-300 – 13 planes
- The newest one – A7-AEO - 10.8 years
- The oldest aircraft – A7-ACA - 16.7 years
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Airbus A340-600 – 4 aircrafts
- The newest one – A7-AGD - 11.9 years
- The oldest aircraft – A7-AGB - 13.1 year
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Airbus A350-900 – 36 aircrafts
First serial airplanes Airbus A350-900 XWB have been delivered namely to this airline company.
- The newest one – N/A
- The oldest aircraft – A7-ALA - 4.2 years
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Airbus A350-900 +
Airbus A350-1000 – 11 planes
- The newest one – N/A
- The oldest aircraft – A7-ANA - 1.1 year
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Airbus A380-800 – 10 aircrafts
- The newest one – A7-APJ - 1.1 year
- The oldest aircraft – A7-APA - 5.5 years
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Boeing 777-200 – 9 aircrafts
- The newest one – A7-BBI - 7.3 years
- The oldest aircraft – A7-BBA - 10.0 years
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Boeing 777-300 – 48 aircrafts
- The newest one – A7-BEX - 0.5 years
- The oldest aircraft – A7-BAA - 11.2 years
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Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner – 30 aircrafts
- The newest one – A7-BDD - 2.6 years
- The oldest aircraft – A7-BCB - 6.5 years
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Official website – www.qatarairways.com