Fingers crossed that no one tells the Qatari carrier it’s supposed to RECIEVE gifts on its birthday, not the other way around.

Winning the world’s safest airline seems like something all carriers would be proud of, much more so than the notably less coveted “world’s most turbulent airline” award.

Some people might read the headline and only see WORLD CLASS and APEX, but don’t be fooled; we’re not talking about Mt. Everest.

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ScoMo and Hunt have been left red-faced after some cheeky Aussie athletes proved Australia’s travel ban for India was not airtight.

There’s plenty of gold in this interview we did with Qatar Airways’ Cassandra Kerr, so we’re marking this one a ‘must read’.

Meanwhile, Etihad has taken this opportunity to reaffirm its commitment to repatriating stranded Aussies. Nice one, guys.

The airline’s destination management arm is offering up a pretty spiffy adventure cruise, proving it is possible to be master of the sky and the sea.

Adding to its already horrendous news week, the airline has become embroiled in an online recruitment scam.

A 73-year-old woman has recounted her disturbing experience of being on a Qatar Airways flight when several Australian women were forced to have invasive vaginal examinations by authorities.

More troubling details have emerged over the Qatar airport incident involving a number of Australian women.

The federal government is demanding answers from the relevant authorities, after 13 Australian women were forced to undergo invasive medical examinations at an international airport.