The IATA Cabin Operations Safety Conference (COSC), a global conference for cabin safety across the aviation industry, concluded its three-day program last week in Doha, Qatar.
Hosted by Qatar Airways, the event brought together more than 200 representatives from industry organizations across the globe, to gain insights and share cabin safety best practice.
As the inaugural Middle Eastern regional host for this global aviation industry event, it gave suitable recognition to Qatar Airways’ aviation safety performance and its commitment to continuous improvement.
Conference attendees participated in workshops, discussions and focus sessions led by experts across all segments of the industry, on topics such as next generation training, human trafficking and communicating with passengers.
Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Akbar Al-Baker said: “At Qatar Airways, safety and security lives at the heart of our working culture. It is our highest priority and is expressed in all our corporate values.”
Since becoming the first airline to complete the IOSA Safety Audit with 100 percent compliance in 2003, Qatar Airways has remained at the forefront of safety and security achievement, resulting in the many awards for safety and service quality it receives annually.
Qatar Airways and Hamad International Airport recently held their annual, full scale emergency exercise, coordinating with the country’s Defense Forces, Coast Guard, Civil Defense and Hamad Medical Corporation.
This event simulated the crash of a Qatar Airways jet into water off the coast of Qatar and was used to test the readiness of all parties involved to respond to such a disaster.
Further, its investment in technology and innovation has led to the development of a unique model for running the airline’s Integrated Operations Center.
Qatar Airways is one of only a few airlines to have brought all its key operational departments together in their operations center, to have live consultation and value-adding discussion when a potential incident is unfolding.
Conference delegates were also treated to Qatari hospitality as guests of Qatar Airways at the lavish gala dinner. They were joined by an array of VIPs and special guests from across Qatar and the airline’s senior leaders, for a night of cultural entertainment, networking and enjoying Qatar’s cuisine.
Hosted by Qatar Airways, the event brought together more than 200 representatives from industry organizations across the globe, to gain insights and share cabin safety best practice.
As the inaugural Middle Eastern regional host for this global aviation industry event, it gave suitable recognition to Qatar Airways’ aviation safety performance and its commitment to continuous improvement.
Conference attendees participated in workshops, discussions and focus sessions led by experts across all segments of the industry, on topics such as next generation training, human trafficking and communicating with passengers.
Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Akbar Al-Baker said: “At Qatar Airways, safety and security lives at the heart of our working culture. It is our highest priority and is expressed in all our corporate values.”
Since becoming the first airline to complete the IOSA Safety Audit with 100 percent compliance in 2003, Qatar Airways has remained at the forefront of safety and security achievement, resulting in the many awards for safety and service quality it receives annually.
Qatar Airways and Hamad International Airport recently held their annual, full scale emergency exercise, coordinating with the country’s Defense Forces, Coast Guard, Civil Defense and Hamad Medical Corporation.
This event simulated the crash of a Qatar Airways jet into water off the coast of Qatar and was used to test the readiness of all parties involved to respond to such a disaster.
Further, its investment in technology and innovation has led to the development of a unique model for running the airline’s Integrated Operations Center.
Qatar Airways is one of only a few airlines to have brought all its key operational departments together in their operations center, to have live consultation and value-adding discussion when a potential incident is unfolding.
Conference delegates were also treated to Qatari hospitality as guests of Qatar Airways at the lavish gala dinner. They were joined by an array of VIPs and special guests from across Qatar and the airline’s senior leaders, for a night of cultural entertainment, networking and enjoying Qatar’s cuisine.
