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BERLIN—In spite of the ongoing weakness of key oil economies, Qatar Airways does not expect to cut back on its planned capacity growth, according to Chief Executive Akbar Al-Baker. “We will still grow at double digits this year,” Al-Baker said at ITB Berlin. He pointed out that the airline is not...
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