Qatar Airways Cargo was recently presented with the “International Cargo Airline of the Year” award at the STAT Times grand gala awards event held in Mumbai. The biennial event is held in conjunction with the Air Cargo India exhibition and conference organised by Messe Munchen.
The STAT Times International Award for Excellence in Air Cargo recognises carriers that have made immense progress and introduced innovations in the air freight industry while investing in and enhancing customer experience. The winners were selected through a two-tier process via an online voting system by the readers of STAT Times.
"We will continue to seek new opportunities to grow our business and invest in our network, fleet and products, offering our customers unmatched quality," said Peter Penseel, senior vice president (Cargo Sales and Network Planning), while receiving the award on behalf of Qatar Airways Cargo.
The Qatar Airways Cargo delegation met with several customers over the three-day exhibition in Mumbai. Penseel also participated in the conference panel discussion “Trade Tension Drag on Air Cargo and Building Resilience” along with other senior executives in the industry.
The conference running alongside the Air Cargo India exhibition brings together notable and key industry leaders and experts to discuss, debate and present the future trends that will shape the logistics industry.
With belly-hold services to 13 destinations and freighters to seven destinations in India, Qatar Airways Cargo is expanding its footprint in India, a major market for the cargo carrier. Qatar Airways Cargo offers businesses in India efficient connections to Africa, Europe and the Americas via its Doha hub.
More than 3,000 tonnes of general cargo, perishables, pharmaceuticals, courier and other products are flown on Qatar Airways flights and freighters from India to these key markets via Doha each week.
Qatar Airways Cargo offers distinctive products, namely QR Pharma, QR Fresh, QR Live, QR Mail and QR Express for the air freight of temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical cargo, perishables, live animals, as well as air transport of mail and other time-critical express shipments.
The carrier’s QR charter product offers charter solutions to the carrier’s global network of more than 160 destinations and also to those destinations that are not part of its scheduled services.
"We will continue to seek new opportunities to grow our business and invest in our network, fleet and products, offering our customers unmatched quality," said Peter Penseel, senior vice president (Cargo Sales and Network Planning), while receiving the award on behalf of Qatar Airways Cargo.
The Qatar Airways Cargo delegation met with several customers over the three-day exhibition in Mumbai. Penseel also participated in the conference panel discussion “Trade Tension Drag on Air Cargo and Building Resilience” along with other senior executives in the industry.
The conference running alongside the Air Cargo India exhibition brings together notable and key industry leaders and experts to discuss, debate and present the future trends that will shape the logistics industry.
With belly-hold services to 13 destinations and freighters to seven destinations in India, Qatar Airways Cargo is expanding its footprint in India, a major market for the cargo carrier. Qatar Airways Cargo offers businesses in India efficient connections to Africa, Europe and the Americas via its Doha hub.
More than 3,000 tonnes of general cargo, perishables, pharmaceuticals, courier and other products are flown on Qatar Airways flights and freighters from India to these key markets via Doha each week.
Qatar Airways Cargo offers distinctive products, namely QR Pharma, QR Fresh, QR Live, QR Mail and QR Express for the air freight of temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical cargo, perishables, live animals, as well as air transport of mail and other time-critical express shipments.
The carrier’s QR charter product offers charter solutions to the carrier’s global network of more than 160 destinations and also to those destinations that are not part of its scheduled services.
