Qatar Airways unveiled its new livery last week and its new on-board first-class lounge product. The new livery will appear on an Airbus A340-600 this week. The repainting of the fleet of over 40 aircraft is expected to take at least a year. The four new A340-600s will also have a first-class lounge with a stand-up bar and leather sofas.
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Source: Flight International
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