In a year defined by disruption and fierce competition, Qatar Airways Cargo posted its strongest financial performance since the COVID era, with a 17.4% surge in cargo revenue and 1.5 million tonnes of chargeable weight transported.
A bold strategy, relentless innovation, and unmatched operational reliability have kept the airline firmly ahead of the curve—and the industry.
Backed by a modern fleet of 28 Boeing 777 freighters and a network reaching over 60 freighter and 160 belly destinations, Qatar Airways Cargo has maintained its market-leading 7.11% global share.
It’s not just about volume—it’s about impact. Of the total cargo uplifted, 470,000kg were humanitarian aid, delivered free of charge under the WeQare programme in partnership with UNHCR, Airlink and other global NGOs.
In addition, through its WeQare “Rewild the Planet” initiative, the cargo carrier transported 1182 animals, free of charge, supporting organisations such as United for Wildlife and Animal Defenders International.
Special cases included 47 ring-tailed and brown lemurs, 155 radiated tortoises, 757 spider tortoises and seven lions.
Mark Drusch, chief officer cargo says: “Reaching the top is hard. Staying there takes vision, precision, improvement and teamwork.
“We’ve executed relentlessly and the results speak for themselves. Our agility in adapting to shifting market conditions, a focus on investing in digitalisation, deeper data-driven analyses, and best-in-class reliability is what has attributed to our success.
“I’m incredibly proud of the Qatar Airways Cargo team, our partners and customers who continue to make us the benchmark in air cargo.”