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Qatar Airways to Increase Pax Flights to CN, Sign Co-op Agreement with Cainiao for Europe & Latin America
Qatar Airways will increase passenger flights to China, and strengthen its cargo operations to deepen ties with China. The Company plans to add a second daily flight between Doha a...
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Qatar Airways will increase passenger flights to China, and strengthen its cargo operations to deepen ties with China.

The Company plans to add a second daily flight between Doha and Shanghai starting this winter, and will enter into a strategic agreement with BABA-W (09988.HK)  +2.000 (+1.541%)    Short selling $3.57B; Ratio 21.402%   's Cainiao logistics arm next week, Chief commercial officer Thierry Antinori said.

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The logistics agreement with Cainiao will involve cooperation in Europe and Latin America, and Qatar Airways' route network will continue to expand, Antinori added. China, as the largest economy in Asia, is crucial for the Company.
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