Qatar Airways has been recognised with multiple accolades at the World Travel Awards. The airline received the awards for ‘World's Leading Airline”, “World's Leading Airline - Business Class” and “World's Leading Airline Lounge - Business Class: Al Mourjan Business Lounge”. 

The “‘World's Leading Airline" award acknowledges Qatar Airways' dedication to passenger satisfaction while the “World's Leading Airline - Business Class” award reinforces its Qsuite as the leading business class product.

The award for the “World's Leading Airline Lounge - Business Class: Al Mourjan Business Lounge” is a major achievement for Qatar Airways and Hamad International Airport.  

Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, said: “Qatar Airways is committed to pushing the boundaries of excellence and is proud of the recognition we have received at the World Travel Awards. These accolades reinforce our dedication to delivering nothing short of exceptional services to our passengers at each touchpoint.” 

World Travel Awards Founder, Graham E. Cooke, Founder, said: “Qatar Airways continues to soar to new heights, and I am delighted that both the industry and the general public have acknowledged this unrivalled excellence by voting it ‘World’s Leading Airline 2023’, ‘World’s Leading Airline - Business Class 2023’ and ‘World’s Leading Airline Lounge - Business Class 2023’. The commitment of the entire Qatar Airways team serves as an inspiration to us all.”

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