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        	  Qatar Airways will showcase three aircraft at 
			  the upcoming Singapore Airshow from 16 to 18 February 2016. 
			  The airline will showcase the A350, for 
			  which it was the global launch customer, its superjumbo A380, and 
			  Qatar Executive's newly acquired Gulfstream G650ER business jet. 
			  Held biennially since 2008, the Singapore 
			  Airshow is widely regarded as Asia’s largest and finest airshow. 
			  To be held at the Changi Exhibition Centre, the 2016 edition of 
			  the Singapore Airshow will have more than 1,000 companies from 
			  over 50 countries in attendance, with mainstay events such as the 
			  exhibition, aerobatic display and static display, popular with 
			  both exhibitors and visitors alike. 
			  Qatar Airways Group 
			  Chief Executive, Mr. 
			  Akbar Al Baker, said, “Qatar 
			  Airways is delighted to be participating again in this year’s 
			  Singapore Airshow, in an increased capacity. The three aircraft we 
			  will be displaying demonstrate our technologically advanced and 
			  fast-growing young fleet. We have just celebrated our one year 
			  anniversary of A350 operations, and already we are embarking on 
			  another milestone with the world’s newest civilian aircraft, the 
			  Gulfstream G650ER, which many visitors will have the opportunity 
			  of seeing up close at the Singapore Airshow.” 
			  The 
			  Doha-based carrier made its debut at the Singapore Airshow 2014 by 
			  exhibiting the Boeing 787 Dreamliner to hundreds of show visitors. 
			  This year, Qatar Airways’ participation extends beyond the static 
			  aircraft display, as the airline has introduced a bespoke visitors 
			  chalet to receive and extend its hospitality to 
			  guests, media and trade partners. 
			  Qatar 
			  Executive’s Gulfstream G650ER
			  The business jet is the 
			  first of 30 latest-generation Gulfstream aircraft ordered by Qatar 
			  Executive, and is capable of flying non-stop from the Middle East 
			  to North America or from destinations in Asia to Africa. 
			  Qatar Executive’s G650ER has a two-cabin configuration that seats 
			  up to 13 passengers – the seats convert into fully-flat beds, so 
			  that seven guests can easily sleep on board. 
			  Qatar Airways’ Airbus 
			  A350
			  The 
			  A350, now flying thrice-daily from Doha to Singapore, features 
			  customised interior settings, with its Business Class cabin comprising of 36 seats in a 1-2-1 configuration and its Economy 
			  Class cabin in a 3-3-3 configuration, allowing it to seat 247 passengers.  
			  Qatar Airways started flying the A350 to 
			  Singapore in May 2015, making it the first country in Asia to be 
			  served with the aircraft. In addition, Qatar Airways currently 
			  operates regular commercial A350 service to Frankfurt, Munich, and 
			  Philadelphia – the first airline to operate the A350 to three 
			  continents. 
			  Qatar Airways’ Airbus 
			  A380
			  Also on display will 
			  be the airline’s bespoke twin-deck A380 ‘superjumbo’ aircraft – 
			  one of the most technologically advanced and highly sophisticated 
			  aircraft in the world. 
			  With a total of 517 passenger seats in 
			  First, Business and Economy Classes over two decks, it is the 
			  largest passenger plane in the world. 
			  Qatar Airways currently flies six A380s to 
			  London, Paris and Bangkok from Doha. 
			  See also:
HD Videos from the Singapore Airshow 2010,
			  
			  HD Videos from Asian Aerospace 2011,
			  HD Videos from Singapore Airshow 2012,
			  
			  HD Videos from Farnborough 2012,
			  HD Videos from Singapore Airshow 2014
			  and coming soon: 
HD Videos from Singapore Airshow 2016 and HD Videos from Farnborough Airshow 
			  2016. 
   			  See other recent 
			  news regarding:
			  
			  Qatar Airways, 
			  
			  Qatar Executive,
			  
			  Singapore Airshow,
			  
			  Changi 
 			  
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