US EditionQatar Airways executive says invasive gynecological examinations of passengers won’t be repeated
- Qatar Airways executive assures that the invasive examinations of female passengers at Doha's international airport will not be repeated. The examinations were conducted when authorities were searching for the mother of an abandoned newborn baby.
- Five Australian women are suing Qatar Airways in the Australian Federal Court, claiming they were taken off a flight at gunpoint in Doha and subjected to non-consensual searches. The women allege that Qatar Airways provided no response or apology.
- The Australian government denied Qatar Airways additional flights to Australia due to the examinations of 13 Australian women. The airline learned of the decision through the media before receiving official notification from the Australian government.
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Qatar Airways executive says invasive gynaecological examinations of passengers won't be repeated
Australian Transport Minister Catherine King said three weeks ago that the examinations of 13 Australian women who had boarded a Qatar Airways plane to Sydney were a factor in her decision in July to refuse the Qatar government-owned airline additional flights to Australia.
Qatar Airways executive says invasive gynaecological examinations of passengers won't be repeated
Qatar Airways has assured an Australian Senate inquiry that there will be no repeat of the incident in 2020 where female passengers were subjected to invasive gynecological examinations at Doha's international airport. The airline's senior vice president, Matt Raos, described it as a "one-off incident" and stated their commitment to ensuring it never happens again.
Qatar Airways executive says invasive gynaecological examinations of passengers will not be repeated
CANBERRA: A senior Qatar Airways executive told an Australian Senate inquiry on Wednesday (Sep 27) that there would be no repeat of an incident at Doha's international airport in 2020 in which female passengers were
Qatar Airways exec says invasive examinations of passengers won’t be repeated
CANBERRA, Australia >> A senior Qatar Airways executive told an Australian Senate inquiry on Wednesday there would be no repeat of an incident at Doha’s international airport in 2020 in which female passengers were subjected to invasive gynecological examinations.
Qatar Airways executive says invasive gynecological examinations of passengers won’t be repeated
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — A senior Qatar Airways executive told an Australian Senate inquiry on Wednesday there would be no repeat of an incident at Doha’s international airport in 2020 in which female passengers were subjected to invasive gynecological examinations. Australian Transport Minister Catherine King said three weeks ago that the examinations of 13 Australian women who had boarded a Qatar Airways plane to Sydney were a factor in her …
Qatar Airways executive says invasive gynecological examinations of passengers won't be repeated
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — A senior Qatar Airways executive has told an Australian Senate inquiry that there would be no repeat of an incident at Doha’s international airport in 2020 in which female passengers were subjected to invasive gynecological examinations. Australian Transport Minister Catherine King said three weeks ago that the examinations of 13 Australian women who had boarded a Qatar Airways plane to Sydney were a factor in her deci…
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