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Qatar Airways Reports Record $1.9+ Billion Loss

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Qatar Airways has just reported its results for the 2019-2020 financial year, and as you’d expect, the situation is rough. The airline lost about three times as much money as in the previous financial year, which was otherwise a record-breaking year for losses.

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(@The nice Paul)
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Not surprising; and they have been much more aggressive than most carriers in keeping international routes open, so I’d expect that to be a major loss next year.

Interesting they’re concentrating on A350 and 787 operations: what’s happened to their 777s? Cargo? Grounded?


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(@Shapewithoutform)
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actually, when you throw in Qatar's Other Comprehensive Income/Losses (i.e fair value adjustments) their comprehensive loss was nearly $20 billion Qatari Riyals.


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 MDA
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@the nice Paul. Recently they flew a 777 from noumea to Melbourne. It was a cargo flight according to flight radar. No international PAX flights into Melbourne at the moment. I sadly got excited when I saw it in the air a few weeks ago.


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(@ChrisC)
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It's common accounting practice to prepare your accounts and then present them with and without the exceptional items and it makes comparison between years for your ongoing operations more sensible.

Even US airlines do it!


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(@Nathan)
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Qatar Airways have been reporting losses since a long time ago. Nothing new here.


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 EK
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When I see the ",no?" thing I know you are in Germany, no?


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(@Jordan)
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I would think of this more as a "share split" Basically another Prince or Princess now has a piece.


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(@SullyofDoha)
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The earnings from the exclusive national booze distribution must have been massive as many expats did not / could not leave over the summer months.


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(@Akbarthebaker)
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Hey Ben,

I think you missed out on something. Qatar Airways last year loss was actually $ 1,3 billion and not $ 600 million-ish as they announce last year. It's "re-stated" in this year financial statement (look at page 3 , loss for the year of 2019). So you're spot on , the tip of the iceberg is just getting bigger and bigger 🙂

"Qatar Airways reported a massive loss of over $1.9 billion for the past financial year, which is a loss three times as big as in the previous year"


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