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Qatar Airways unveils next-generation Qsuite at Farnborough Air Show

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Jessica Sandral Social Media Editor | Airline Ratings

Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, has unveiled the airline’s Qsuite Next Gen at the Farnborough Air Show in England.

The reveal was attended by His Excellency Jassim bin Saif bin Ahmed Al Sulaiti, the Qatari Minister of Transport, and Mr. Mohamed Faleh Alhajri, Acting President of Qatar Civil Aviation Authority.

During the event, Engr. Al-Meer highlighted the Qsuite Next Gen’s new features, including fully customizable Quad Suites, Companion Suites in window aisles, 4K OLED maneuverable in-flight entertainment (IFE) screens, along with increased space and privacy in each suite.

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Engr. Al-Meer stated: “We are excited to have finally revealed the long-awaited Qsuite Next Gen at the Farnborough International Airshow. Qatar Airways has once again raised the bar for its award-winning product, the Qsuite. We look forward to welcoming media and partners to our stand throughout the week to experience the future of business class travel with the World’s Best Business Class onboard the World’s Best Airline.”

Qatar Airways emphasized that The Qsuite Next Gen aims to facilitate a mindful work-life balance with its revolutionary attributes for all professionals, friends, and families. The redesigned Quad Suite is now equipped with movable 4K OLED Panasonic Astrova IFE screens – a first for any airline in the world. These screens can be repositioned to create a large social and productivity space for up to four passengers in the Quad Suite and up to two passengers in the Companion Suite.

Rest on board has also been enhanced with increased space for dining together and added privacy through taller dividers. With larger lie-flat and double beds, the new Quad Suite will offer Qatar Airways' turn-down service with a dedicated ‘Make My Bed’ feature.

The new Companion Suite shares similar characteristics with added shared space in window aisles.

Adopting new technologies for increased passenger convenience and connectivity, the Qsuite Next Gen delivers various customization options ranging from ambient lighting to privacy controls through upgraded touchscreen Passenger Control Units.

The Qsuite Next Gen will be featured on board Qatar Airways Boeing B777-9 aircraft by 2025.

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