Qatar Airways Scraps Crew Social Media Restrictions

A change in CEO, particularly if it follows one who has been running the airline for a long time, often brings unexpected changes as the new regime seeks to put its own stamp on things. Such a change is happening at Qatar Airways, where the new CEO, Badr Mohammed Al Meer, is introducing his own vision for the airline and its staff, which differs markedly from that of his predecessor, Akbar Al Baker.

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[SimpleFlyingNews]

Thanks to everyone that flagged the incorrect thumbnail and captions! These have been fixed!

[aviacharlesss]

The subtitles and thumbnails are both wrong?

[karimouasmi]

Will you be able to speak about josh Cahill and his latest problem with Qatar airways, thank you

[Archduke]

Now will Qatar lift their ban on Josh Cahill?

[kuxica]

Is it possible this has something to do with the Josh Cahill situation and how unhappy the crew and staff have been or so some others claim?

[tsebomoloi]

They should also increase crew rest and pay

[Inflight]

Good they'll help showcase their products more and behind the scenes.

[ricahrdb]

Something wrong with both the thumbnail and the subtitles.

[merlitocapito]

The former CEO is under house arrest for money laundering.

[Audiogeek-kfez]

I think middle eastern airlines must get up to date, not that the Muslim culture is not valid, but so many versions of it. Especially when women are involded

[Nitro-berb]

Does this mean people will be able to fly regardless of their health conditions?

[Tpr_]

Makes it more lucrative for those who wanna work for it