Qatar's General Civil Aviation Authority today organized an introductory session on Law No. 3 of 2025 regulating travel and air cargo offices, with the participation of representatives of a number of travel and air cargo offices and stakeholders in the sector.
The session reviewed the provisions and requirements of the law, as well as the licensing and regulatory procedures for travel and air cargo offices, with the aim of strengthening compliance with approved regulations and standards and raising the quality of services in the sector, according to a post on the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority website. It also addressed the regulatory requirements and procedures related to the offices' work, as part of the authority's efforts to strengthen communication and coordination with entities operating in the air transport sector.
The authority said the session was part of informing stakeholders of the relevant regulatory requirements, strengthening cooperation and developing a clear and integrated working environment between the authority and entities operating in the sector.
To view the post on the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority website, click here.
