qatar airways seems to be adhering to an arab proverb that says right the bad things in sand the good things on a piece of marble the state owned airline says despite the challenges of the year old blockade it received numerous industry accolades including best airline of twenty seventeen at that impact us that increased a lot of flying time it but pressured on my operational cost but did that not stop the will and the determination of us to keep on a path of growth qatar airways says it's still auditing its books from last year and can't say exactly how much money the blockade has cost the airline but it says the losses are quote substantial. prior to the blockade its profits were soaring in two thousand and sixteen it earned more than five hundred million dollars a historic high and flew twenty percent more passengers than the year before. qatar airways says it's defeating the blockade by implementing a strategy of expansion in the last year the airline has added a new fleet of planes allowing it to fly greater distances to more destinations when it lost access to routes in saudi ar

and controversial remarks by qatar airways c.e.o. have started a long you debate about the male dominance in the airline industry and how it can get expensive. for business and d.-w. us welcome to the program the e.u. is preparing a harsh response to the new us terror starting in july the bloc will impose import duties on a variety of u.s. products new penalties were announced today and come in response to increased u.s. students on imported steel and aluminum that took effect this month about three point four billion dollars worth of annual u.s. imports are expected to be hit by the new measures ranging from agricultural products to steel bourbon whiskey that list could also be expanded in the future according to e.u. officials. and this doesn't only a fake business of course earlier we spoke to our financial correspondent in frankfurt all the spots and i asked him how these tariffs could impact the average citizen. yeah for example in the united states steel tariffs are used by the steel companies in the car companies to pass the h

we go to international airport and our correspondent is social going to come out qatar airways has not released its twenty seventeen earnings or passenger data but the c.e.o. acknowledges its bottom line has taken a big hit for starters it lost access to eight hundred cities some passengers have grumbled about a rise in ticket prices and a more restrictive frequent flyer program the c.e.o. says this is part of a business plan to bring qatar airways in line with its competitors one thing is certain the state owned airline is fighting to mitigate the impact of this blockade . qatar airways seems to be adhering to an arab proverb that says right the bad things in sand the good things on a piece of marble the state owned airline says despite the challenges of the year old blockade it received numerous industry accolades including best airline of twenty seventeen at that impact us that increased our flying time it put pressure on my operational cost but it did not stop the will and the determination of us to keep on a path of growth qatar airways says it's still auditing its books from last

come out qatar airways has not released its twenty seventeen earnings or passenger data but the c.e.o. acknowledges its bottom line has taken a big hit for starters it lost access to eight hundred cities some passengers have grumbled about a rise in ticket prices and a more restrictive frequent flyer program the c.e.o. says this is part of a business plan to bring qatar airways in line with its competitors one thing is certain the state owned airline is fighting to mitigate the impact of this walking . qatar airways seems to be adhering to an arab proverb that says right the bad things in sand the good things on a piece of marble the state owned airline says despite the challenges of the year old blockade it received numerous industry accolades including best airline of twenty seventeen at that impact us that increased a lot of flying time it put pressure on my operational cost but did that not stop the will and the determination of us to keep on a path of growth qatar airways says it's still auditing its books from last year and can't say exactly how much money the blockade has cost

qatar airways seems to be adhering to an arab proverb that says right the bad things in sand the good things on a piece of marble the state owned airline says despite the challenges of the year old blockade it received numerous industry accolades including best airline of twenty seventeen at the gym packed us that increased our flying time it put pressure on my operational cost but did that not stop the will and the determination of us to keep on a path of growth qatar airways says it's still auditing its books from last year and can't say exactly how much money the blockade has cost the airline but it says the losses are quote substantial. prior to the blockade its profits were soaring in two thousand and sixteen it earned more than five hundred million dollars a historic high and flew twenty percent more passengers than the year before. qatar airways says it's defeating the blockade by implementing a strategy of expansion in the last year the airline has added a new fleet of planes allowing it to fly greater distances to more destinations when it lost access to routes in saudi arabi

qatar airways seems to be adhering to an arab proverb that says right the bad things in sand the good things on a piece of marble the state owned airline says despite the challenges of the year old blockade it received numerous industry accolades including best airline of twenty seven t. at that impact us that increased our flying time it put pressure on my operational cost but it did not stop the will and the determination of us to keep on our path of growth qatar airways says it's still auditing its books from last year and can't say exactly how much money the blockade has cost the airline but it says the losses are quote substantial. prior to the blockade its profits were soaring in two thousand and sixteen it earned more than five hundred million dollars a historic high and flew twenty percent more passengers than the year before. qatar airways says it's defeating the blockade by implementing a strategy of expansion in the last year the airline has. added a new fleet of planes allowing it to fly greater distances to more destinations when it lost access to routes in saudi arabia t

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has been handling this past year well there's no doubt about it come out of qatar airways to quote the c.e.o. has suffered substantial losses as a result of the year long blockade the airline has not released awnings or passenger numbers but we do know that prior to the blockade qatar airways was soaring in twenty sixteen it posted historic profits it earned more than five hundred forty one million dollars it flew twenty percent more passengers than the year before the blockade has halted some of that momentum at that impact us that increased a lot of flying time it put pressure on my operational cost but it did not stop the will and the determination of us to keep on our path of growth. there are eighteen cities qatar airways can no longer fly to in saudi arabia the united arab emirates about her and her reign and egypt the countries implementing this blockade and because they have restricted their air space what it means as a passenger is that sometimes you will fly a greater distance so that increases your flight time that means employees are working longer hours and of course these

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of qatar airways has apologized after saying his job was too difficult for a woman. is known for his controversial utterances and this time he raised eyebrows at the annual meeting of the international air transport association. if it asked about the issue among middle east airlines in particular and why his job as head of his country's flag carrier couldn't be done by a woman the qatar airways chief executive gave a typically provocative answer to qantas c.e.o. alan joyce seated next to our backer tried to make light of the comments. well you know of course it has to be led by a man because it is it is a very challenging position and i am sure of that i am sure that. and i said i said he was going to stop saying controversial things even ask you this man it's a man it is god we're going to get i don't. want to. sort of you know i have to put a little bit of. fireworks and. motivate people to have more questions. defended his remarks saying that qatar airways was the first airline in the region to have women pilots and that sixty percent of all student pilots at the

he later defended qatar airways' record on gender diversity, but that failed to quell growing criticismthe institute of economic affairs. how much damage can comments like this do to a brand? they can do huge damage but a lot of that depends on our assumptions about the brand already, and his comments are in line with many accusations are ready against qatar airlines. there have been allegations that they discriminate against women and are extremely controlling of their employees, especially cabin crew when they go abroad, so this isn't especially new so it's hard to see how it will have an impact on qatar airways, if you are already flying with them you will know about the complaints, but it highlights to us in the uk what insta nces it highlights to us in the uk what instances of discrimination are in the workplace, and in the aviation sector there have been accusations against easyjet and ryanair since gender pay gap reporting measures came out and this highlights what is discrimination and what is a storm ina discrimination and what is a storm in a teacup. these sexes sexism within

qatar airways seems to be adhering to an arab proverb that says right the bad things in sand the good things on a piece of marble the state owned airline says despite the challenges of the year old blockade it received numerous industry accolades including best airline of twenty seven t. that that impact us that increased our flying time it put pressure on my operational cost but it did not stop the will and the determination of us to keep on our path of growth qatar airways says it's still auditing its books from last year and can't say exactly how much money the blockade has cost the airline but it says the losses are quote substantial. prior to the blockade its profits were soaring in two thousand and sixteen it earned more than five hundred million dollars a historic high and flew twenty percent more passengers than the year before. qatar airways says it's defeating the blockade by implementing a strategy of expansion in the last year the airline has added a new fleet. planes allowing it to fly greater distances to more destinations when it lost access to routes in saudi arabia th

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are women and that he does not believe that there is gender inequality at qatar airways.ment like that is going to get a lot of attention, and that's what's happening today. i should point out, when i talk with people in the airline industry, especially those who deal with international carriers, they're not surprised at almost anything akbar al baker says, whether right or wrong or whether it comes off as tone deaf, this is pretty much in keeping with how he is. he will say what's on his mind, whether or not it is going to be met with groans or with cheers >> #noqatarairways on twitter yet, phil? is there any blowback from people who might take a qatar airways flight >> i don't know, melissa my guess is, probably not. look, this is the same ceo who commented on flight attendants for u.s. carriers as being grandmothers and that the attractive flight attendants work for qatar and other airlines so, when he makes these statements, people say, are you crazy? what are you doing and it doesn't seem to have long-term effect in terms of people saying, hey, don't fly qata >> but

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well there is no doubt about it come out of qatar airways to quote the c.e.o. has suffered substantial losses as a result of the year long blockade the airline has not released earnings or passenger numbers but we do know that prior to the blockade qatar airways was soaring in twenty sixteen it posted historic profits it earned more than five hundred forty one million dollars it flew twenty percent more passengers than the year before the blockade has halted some of that momentum in the dim pact us that increased a lot of flying time it put.

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the boss of qatar airways is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons at a conference in sydney — akbara man — he replied saying — quote — "of course it had to be led by a man because it is a very challenging position." he later defended the carrier — saying it was the first middle eastern airline to have a female pilot. believe it or not — he was attending a conference all about diversity. in the global struggle to get more women into high political office, on the surface, asia seems to be doing quite well. taiwan recently marked two years of its first female president, tsai ing—wen. jacinda ardern is new zealand's third and youngest woman leader and is expecting a baby any day. many, many more women have been heads of government in asia. some of the more memorable were former thai prime minister yingluck shinawatra and south korean president park geun—hye, who were both removed from power. but have any of these female leaders helped asia make headway on gender equality overall? earlier i spoke to a competitive politics professor at newcastle university who said the rise of female poli

carriers jets from their skies and its many heavy losses for the airline andrew thomas met with qatar airways c.e.o. akbar in back in sydney this time last year just before the blockade was announced cattle railways was flying in every sense of the word your profits were up you're expanding new routes then the blockade and it's been a different story since how much has that blockade affected you in the line do you think that cut over stopped flying we're still flying we are still expanding. and it did impact us that it increased our flying time it put pressure on my operational cost but it did not stop the will and the determination of us to keep on our path of growth and this year actually since the blockade we have received the best airline of the year. we have received over thirty aircraft we have added over nine thousand destinations and we have continued our investments in both. get a perfect and an editor the impact has only been on my bottom line but not on our determination to keep on continuing but let's talk about the bottom line you made a five hundred million dollar profit in twen

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defended his remarks saying that qatar airways was the first airline in the region to have women pilots and that sixty percent of all student pilots at the airline were women the issue of gender imbalance in aviation was a hot topic among over two hundred a lines represented at the iata meeting joyce who care paying for marriage equality in australia said ensuring a diverse workforce in general could help drive profits if you're not tapping into diversity and inclusion you're going to be on a disadvantage you know we're all looking for the best talent out there and if some airlines and some companies are only looking for nails and those rolls are not going to do well because you give you get the best and the best people in the best job you're going to perform there he credited the turnaround in court as his fortunes in recent years as a partly due to the airlines diversity policy. i'm back down on the ground and it's back to amrita with sports news and controversy rages in the world of football that's right down to one match in particular argentina have canceled. warm up in israel follo

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and the gender pay gap has now been a major issue front and centre because last week the head of qatar airwaysob. one that he, that only a man could do his job. one of that he, that only a man could do hisjob. one of our most that he, that only a man could do his job. one of our most successful business women in the uk was the chief executive of easyjet. when she was there she said that the men are getting paid more because they are the pilots and the women are the cabin crew. she said right click i will recruit more women pilots. is the gender pay gap narrowing?m will recruit more women pilots. is the gender pay gap narrowing? in due course, as they come through if you can help women get to the top jobs they will then get the necessary pgy- they will then get the necessary pay. it is not help women. it is helping business. and what isn't needsis helping business. and what isn't needs is the top talent. and people point in their own image. someone who looks just like them. the skill is to ask what we need tomorrow, what needs to be in the pipeline was to mark and many talented women are coming

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and this video is trending on bbc.com: the chief executive of qatar airways has sparked a storm of protestfter saying his airline had to be — i quote — "led by a man because it was a very challenging position". akbar al baker was attending a conference on diversity. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: the labour party says it will try to make the government stay in the eu's internal market by tabling amendments to brexit legislation coming before mps next week. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. potential progress on trade but also a warning from a former indian central bank governor. and emirates faces turbulent times as it faces higherfuel prices faces turbulent times as it faces higher fuel prices and a stronger dollar. will ticket sales keep them afloat? it is wednesday and good morning, asia, hello, world. thank you forjoining us for this edition of asia business report. to start the problem, —— programme, zte which may have signed an agreement lifting a congress ban on the company although it will need to p

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qatar airways says only a man can do his job. led by a man because it is a challenging position. he clarified his statement. >> i was only referring to one individual. the staffreferring to in general. we have more than 33% who are female. it would be my pleasure to have a female ceo candidate -- co candidate. day onal news 24 hours a air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 20 countries -- more than 60 countries. tom: let's look equities. there is some news there. up 56 as we touch 25,000. curve flattening. the dollar spot was 94. the vix showing price to perfection markets. what i am looking at is oil investment chart of the day. it seems the global rally in risk assets have sent u.s. stocks to a 12 week i. -- 12 week hig european equities struggling for a little bit of traction. the government bonds mixed. a little bit of perspective on nasdaq 100. a more concentrated nasdaq composite. very apple heavy. this is inflation-adjusted. we are way over where we were at the 2000 pea

the weather sponsored by qatar airways hello there the weather is all quite quiet across many parts of the middle east at the moment for most of us is dry and pretty whole we do have a few showers in the eastern part of our map and it looks like there's a pepping up as we head through into wednesday so some of them could turn out to be a role the shop but to the west of all of that is fine dry and just pretty hot baghdad there up at around forty five degrees and force in kuwait will be around forty four here in doha forty six degrees on choose day but the winds will be picking up a little bit as we head into wednesday and that will just take the edge off the temperatures a little bit say forty four degrees with this time maximum down towards the southern parts of iran here we've got a little bit more in the way of clouds and that could give us some drizzling rain around which is fairly typical for this time of year down tools the southern parts of africa largely fine and settle for most of us here just a little bit of cloud around the eastern parts of madagascar that could squeeze out

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