Longtime Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker resigned several months ago, which caught many people off guard, given that he had been CEO of the airline for 27 years. Al Baker has been replaced by Badr Mohammed Al Meer, who shared a new vision for the airline as he took on his new role.
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Still too strict. They should require posting semi nude photos with the uniform unless the person is ugly.
It’s good that’s there’s a new CEO, helping to allay some of the fears that crew shared . Good for them, everyone needs to be happy in the job they are performing which in turn should transfer to the passengers … should
Maybe my data points are outliers but most QR crew I spoke with feel that this relaxation of policy is a "trap" because it creates a subjective grey area regarding what is appropriate and not. Other than the "influencers" (which btw is another thing not permitted by QR - ie. making money from a third party by leveraging benefits of the job) I doubt you'll see much change, other than some influencers weeded out as a result.
Sounds like derek doesn't qualify for posting semi nude photos with the uniform lol
So the big question should be:
Has Badr Mohammed Al Meer instituted a new approach to customer service? Is there any way a passenger in Business class can have his/her problems addressed by anything resembling customer service?
If so, what is the contact information?