Qatar Airways recently conducted its sixth annual aircraft recovery equipment exercise, Qatar Airways Disabled Aircraft Recovery, providing training and safety preparation scenarios for aviation professionals from across the aviation industry in Qatar and the Middle East.
The Qatar Airways Disabled Aircraft Recovery (QDAR) annual exercise was held on the premises of Doha International Airport (DIA), and focused on how to use the airline’s comprehensive recovery kit to retrieve a disabled aircraft. Qatar Airways was the first airline globally to invest in an aircraft recovery kit for recovering wide and narrow body aircraft from across the Middle East, and any other part of the world. The A380 equipment is one of four kits available in the world, and consists of tools to recover any wide bodied aircraft, including the Airbus A380, A350 and Boeing B787.
Qatar Airways recently conducted its sixth annual aircraft recovery equipment exercise, Qatar Airways Disabled Aircraft Recovery, providing training and safety preparation scenarios for aviation professionals from across the aviation industry in Qatar and the Middle East.The Qatar Airways Disabled Aircraft Recovery (QDAR) annual exercise was held on the premises of Doha International Airport (DIA), and focused on how to use the airline’s comprehensive recovery kit to retrieve a disabled aircraft. Qatar Airways was the first airline globally to invest in an aircraft recovery kit for recovering wide and narrow body aircraft from across the Middle East, and any other part of the world. The A380 equipment is one of four kits available in the world, and consists of tools to recover any wide bodied aircraft, including the Airbus A380, A350 and Boeing B787.
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