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Will Qatar Airways help my daughter out of Doha jam?
The Independent
|June 25, 2025
Q My daughter is stuck in Doha on her way home from Bangkok.
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She doesn't seem to have the same rights over there and I was wondering what Qatar Airways' obligations were?
Stuart White .
A The inconsistency of UK (and EU) air passengers' rights legislation is glaringly apparent after the closure of Doha's airspace overnight on Monday, wrecking the plans of tens of thousands of passengers. Those consumer protections work only for flights beginning in Europe, or on airlines based in the UK or EU.
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