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‘A World of Fabulous Fares’ awaits Qatar Airways’passengers from 9 to 13 March as travellers can enjoy up to 40% savings on all inclusive return airfares to a wide variety of destinations across the Middle East, Europe, Asia Pacific, Asia and the Americas when they travel between 12 March to 10 July 2015. Passengers can make their flight bookings either by visiting any Qatar Airways’ sales office, through appointed travel partners or via qatarairways.com/globalsale. Seats are limited for the ever-popular Qatar Airways global sale. Qatar Airways Senior Vice President Commercial – Qatar Ehab Amin said: “With “A World of Fabulous Fares” sale, we will enable more travellers to experience Qatar Airways’ renowned in-flight hospitality and five-star service, while also taking advantage of our state-of-the-art gateway to the world – Hamad International Airport – for themselves. For loyal passengers of Qatar Airways, we take pride in offering them diverse destination choices for both leisure and business, and our global sale allows them to experience even more of the world for less.” As one of the fastest growing airlines in the world, Qatar Airways has experienced rapid growth in just 18 years of operation. Today it fliesa modern fleet of 150 aircraft to 146key business and leisure destinations across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific, North America and South America. Qatar Airways celebrated its one year anniversary, in October 2014, of joining the oneworld global alliance. Qatar Airways was the first Gulf carrier to join this global airline alliance, enabling its passengers to benefit from almost 1,000 airports in more than 150 countries, with 14,250 daily departures. The award-winning oneworld alliance was named the World’s Best Airline Alliance 2014 by Skytrax for the second year running. At the Farnborough Air Show, the airline placed an order for 100 Boeing 777X aircraft, taking Qatar Airways’ orders to more than 340 aircraft with a value of $70 billion.
