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Qatar Airways Cargo has embargoed all hunting trophies from Qatar Airways flights. The announcement was made in a two-sentence memo sent to all representatives on Monday, June 15. The new policy went into effect immediately. While the memo was on official Qatar Airways Cargo letterhead, it does not indicate who issued the announcement.

Qatar Airways flies into several African hunting countries, including Tanzania, Ethiopia, Uganda and South Africa. It also flies across Asia and Europe as well as various cities in North America. The airline is a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) which recently announced it would be cooperating with CITES on issues regarding the transport of legal wildlife trade products. Qatar is now the sixth airline to announce a ban on hunting trophies since the initial announcement by South African Airways. - Barbara Crown, Editor in Chief.


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I saw this. I have to say that I am surprised as I have met some of the royal family. They are all serious hunters.
 
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Well great!!! I'm booked on Qatar for my trip to Tanzania/SA for the fact that they were not doing this, and its a good airline to use getting into TZ. Damn!!!!


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I saw this. I have to say that I am surprised as I have met some of the royal family. They are all serious hunters.


Surprising indeed.


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You mean there are liberals in Qatar!!!
 
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Pretty soon we'll be pooling money for semi-annual private cargo charters ....


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Classic Fashionable move catering to Pine cone eaters


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Pretty soon we'll be pooling money for semi-annual private cargo charters ....


Ya, this is what I was thinking too!!!


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I saw this. I have to say that I am surprised as I have met some of the royal family. They are all serious hunters.


Yep, with some serious private Royal jets that don't adhere to IATA regs either.
 
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I have to say that I am surprised as I have met some of the royal family. They are all serious hunters.


Since when have the mega-wealthy group of the world been shy of making rules for the mass population and different rules for themselves?
cause some are 'hunters' they wouldn't do this?.. Roll Eyes

IF you control/mange Qatar or Emirates airways you do whats best for your business/shareholders and alter your model accordingly.
and since you've got utter shitloads of personal wealth/ various income streams anyway, you just get your own load of hunting trophies exclusively
flown in by private charter......A trivial cost to people of such wealth.

Lines like Emirates, Qatar and Ethiad receive heavy subsidies from their partnership airlines like Delta,American, United
so who knows where the influence to ban hunting trophy transport is coming from.
-Would chief executives or major shareholders of Qatar or Emirates, really attempt to ignore or refuse such requests from
their sugar daddy US partnership air carriers?
 
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It may be easier and more choices to pool money with an ocean freighter.
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Why pool money for an ocean freighter? Just ship that way in the first place.



 
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I saw this. I have to say that I am surprised as I have met some of the royal family. They are all serious hunters.


I doubt if they will have any problems getting their personal trophies shipped. Big Grin


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Here we go again.....!

Qatar Airways Cargo has embargoed all hunting trophies from Qatar Airways flights. The announcement was made in a two-sentence memo sent to all representatives on Monday, June 15. The new policy went into effect immediately. While the memo was on official Qatar Airways
Cargo letterhead, it does not indicate who issued the announcement Qatar Airways flies into several African hunting countries, including Tanzania, Ethiopia, Uganda and South Africa. It also flies across Asia and Europe as well as various cities in North America. The airline is a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) which recently announced it would be cooperating with CITES on issues regarding the transport of legal wildlife trade products. Qatar is now the sixth airline to announce a ban on hunting trophies since the initial announcement by South African Airways. - Barbara Crown, Editor in Chief.

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I just got off the phone with Qatar Airlines and it is true. He said they won't ship any trophy, game parts, guns or even a hunting knife *( His words )

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Maybe the Chinese airlines will stop as well. Hell, that would be great.
 
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Here we go again.....!

Qatar Airways Cargo has embargoed all hunting trophies from Qatar Airways flights. The announcement was made in a two-sentence memo sent to all representatives on Monday, June 15. The new policy went into effect immediately. While the memo was on official Qatar Airways
Cargo letterhead, it does not indicate who issued the announcement Qatar Airways flies into several African hunting countries, including Tanzania, Ethiopia, Uganda and South Africa. It also flies across Asia and Europe as well as various cities in North America. The airline is a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) which recently announced it would be cooperating with CITES on issues regarding the transport of legal wildlife trade products. Qatar is now the sixth airline to announce a ban on hunting trophies since the initial announcement by South African Airways. - Barbara Crown, Editor in Chief.

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Rich:

I just got off the phone with Qatar Airlines and it is true. He said they won't ship any trophy, game parts, guns or even a hunting knife *( His words )

Kendall


Looks like the anti hunting crowd has found our achilles heel. Just make it impossible to take guns to africa or hunting trophies out.

If i was in the african hunting business i would be building a nice stable of functional loaner rifles (don't try to charge $100 a day ) and good consolidated shipping agent.

Mike
 
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Yup, while we sit here and bitch about SCI and fight amongst ourselves.

Keep this up and we are doomed .
 
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Just so that you know, I advised the rep that he was cutting off his nose to spite his own faced. He was pushing customers into the arms of competition.

It didn't register.

Fly Delta and friendlies and forget the opponents.
 
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Is this where the panic started?


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