Qatar Airways Cargo has unveiled its cutting-edge Animal Centre and relaunched its Next Generation Live product, revolutionising the transportation of live animals and reaffirming its commitment to animal welfare. With a track record of transporting over 550,000 animals, including 10,000 horses in 2023, the airline is dedicated to championing animal welfare globally.
Mark Drusch, Chief Officer Cargo at Qatar Airways Cargo, articulated the airline’s vision: “At Qatar Airways Cargo, we understand that our responsibility extends beyond simply moving animals from one place to another. We are dedicated to advocating for their welfare on a global scale, ensuring that our operations uphold and enhance their overall well-being. This holistic approach to animal care is ingrained in our ethos, propelling us to innovate and lead the industry. With our new Animal Centre and service enhancements, we are not just setting new standards for animal transport; we are actively striving towards a future where every facet of our operations reflects a profound respect for animal welfare, embodying our commitment to making a meaningful difference in their lives.”
Highlights of the Qatar Airways Cargo Animal Centre:
Enhancements to Live Product:
This post was published on 2 May 2024 22:04
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