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Qatar Airways Group has released its financial results for the first time in a bid to stem growing criticism over its “lack of transparency” and accusations of state aid.
But despite releasing a 61-page statement of accounts, very few numbers for its cargo operations – or airline profit – were made available.
Cargo revenue came in at QAR5.6bn ($1.53bn), accounting for a significant 21% of the airline’s revenues. Total airline revenues were QAR32.3bn.
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Comment on this article
VarAway
July 11, 2016 at 6:58 pmWhy nobody is ever checking, even mentioning their indirectly ( heavily ) subsidiced jetfuel?
ALL the Gulf Airlines are refueling ALWAYS at their home ports, like their shipping
companies are doing.