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Doha, June 24 (QNA) – The Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) announced the closure of an additional number of travel and air cargo agencies, taking the total number of offices closed since the launch of the inspection campaigns to 17 travel and air cargo agencies.
The QCAA reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening oversight and urged all agencies to comply with the applicable regulations and obtain the necessary licenses before conducting any travel or air cargo activities, in accordance with Law No. (3) of 2025.
These inspection campaigns are part of the QCAA’s ongoing efforts to strengthen oversight and regulate the air transport sector. QCAA, represented by the Air Transport Department, continues its inspection campaigns on travel and air cargo agencies, aiming to ensure their compliance with the approved laws and regulations. (QNA)