Airbus, Qatar Order Cancellation ‘Worrying Development,’ IATA’s Walsh Says 

January 25, 2022
A350
Qatar Airways and Airbus are in dispute regarding surface degradation on the airline's A350s.
Credit: Remy Gabalda/AFP/Getty Images
IATA Director General Willie Walsh voiced strong concerns about the escalated conflict between Qatar Airways and Airbus over paint and surface degradation of the airline’s fleet of Airbus A350s and the way the aircraft manufacturer has handled the issue. “I would hate to think that one [manufacturer...

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