DOHA, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Akbar Al Baker, one of the airline industry's most outspoken leaders, is retiring as chief executive of Qatar Airways after almost three decades at the helm of the state-owned ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. Qatar Airways' outspoken CEO is standing down after 27 years at the company, the airline announced ...

Akbar Al Baker is resigning as chief executive of Qatar Airways, marking a sudden end to one of the longest managerial reigns in the world of aviation. Al Baker, who has led the airline since 1997, ...

Qatar Airways' longtime CEO, Akbar Al Baker, will step down as CEO on Nov. 5. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, who currently heads Doha's Hamad Airport, will succeed Al Baker. Qatar Airways provided no ...

Akbar Al Baker has probably just endured the toughest 12 months of his lengthy reign at Qatar Airways Group. Just as the airline marked 20 years with Al Baker at the helm, it faced the sudden and ...

As Qatar Airways looks to defer its large orderbook with Airbus and Boeing, group chief executive Akbar Al Baker warns that there will be consequences if airframers try to force the delivery of new ...

Akbar Al Baker is set to step down as chief executive of Qatar Airways. Having turned the flag-carrier into a major force in the global aviation industry, alongside the growing international role of ...

Qatar Airways announced that longtime chief executive officer Akbar Al Baker would resign after nearly three decades leading the state-owned airline. According to The Associated Press, Al Baker will ...