Qatar Airways orders 24 Airbus jets | France 24

08 July 2009 - 17H29

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Qatar Airways orders 24 Airbus jets

Akbar Al Baker, CEO of Qatar Airways, talks to FRANCE 24's Toni Chamié at Le Bourget airport about his company’s plans to increase its flights to Paris and the Maghreb, and announces an order of 24 Airbus planes.

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