Qatar Airways hiring across former Yugoslavia

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Singapore Airlines returns A380s

The long-grounded Airbus A380 planes from Singapore Airlines (SIA) will return to passenger service soon, after being grounded for more than one and a half years due to the dip in passenger demand from the Covid-19 pandemic. SIA said that it will resume A380 operations from November 18 on one of its non-stop return services between London and Singapore. The flight from London will ferry vaccinated travellers coming into Singapore under the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) scheme. Travellers from the United Kingdom can tap the quarantine-free travel scheme from October 19. Explaining the move to reactivate the Airbus A380, SIA said, "With the inclusion of UK in the VTL arrangements, SIA has seen strong passenger demand for services to and from London towards the year-end holiday season. The A380 has always been a popular choice for our customers and we look forward to welcoming our customers on board the aircraft once again. SIA said it will deploy the A380 on an ad hoc basis on short-haul services before deploying the aircraft for flights to London. It added that it will remain nimble and flexible in deploying capacity to markets in response to demand. Before the Covid-19 pandemic, SIA had a fleet of 19 A380s. It grounded the fleet around March last year as the Covid-19 outbreak rapidly worsened. It has since said it will retire seven of the planes. Doubts had grown in the industry over the plane’s future in recent years, with some carriers having trouble filling up enough seats on the plane to make it profitable. Airbus had announced in February 2019 that it would cease production of the plane.
The Straits Times

Qatar Airways hiring across former Yugoslavia

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Qatar Airways is hiring cabin crew members across most of the former Yugoslavia, marking its first recruitment drive in the region since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic last March. The airline is seeking new crew members from Macedonia, Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro and Serbia. Those interested must register through the links provided above. Requirements include a minimum age of 21 years, arm reach of 212 cm on tip toes, high school education with fluency in written and spoken English, as well as excellent health and fitness. The deadline for the submission of applications has been set for August 31.

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Anonymous14:53
Ljubljana - Doha flights next?
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Anonymous15:03
What happened to Bosnia?!
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Miroslav NY15:46
Nis - Doha?
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Unknown05:18
i need job,Qatar Airways
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Anonymous11:06
now that they're putting these disgusting masks in every ad they could literally hire anyone and it wouldn't matter
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