article_snippet: Qatar Airways - which employs over 31,000 people, is the world's tenth largest airline with a modern fleet of over 100 aircraft.
article_snippet: It is also one of the fastest-growing airlines in the world, investing in both the double-decker Airbus A380 planes as well as the ultra-modern A350 XWB, which was unveiled in December last year.
article_snippet: the world's tenth largest airline with a modern fleet of over 100 aircraft has high expectation of staff, particularly as the world's tenth largest airline with a modern fleet of over 100 aircraft operates out of the Muslim country, which does not allow the consumption of alcohol among Qatari citizens.
article_snippet: Library photo shows a Qatar air stewardess working on board an aircraft.
article_snippet: a Qatar air stewardess working on board an aircraft is not a Qatar air stewardess working on board an aircraft .
article_snippet: Qatar Airways - which employs over 31,000 people told MailOnline Travel the email was sent to remind staff how staff need to respect Qatari customs.
article_snippet: A spokesperson said: 'the email was sent to impress on our cabin crew that, to make our cabin crew working environment as good as it can be, while still respecting the norms and values of the Qatari society in which our work, everyone has a part to play. '
article_snippet: In Doha, the consumption of alcohol is not permitted for nationals and, although drinking is permitted for foreigners, being seen to be drunk would be considered highly disrespectful – it would have negative implications for both the individual and those associated with foreigners.'
article_snippet: Qatar Airways - which employs over 31,000 people employs over 31,000 people, and has high standards of Qatar Airways - which employs over 31,000 people workforce .
article_snippet: A spokesperson added: 'In this particular case, the individual concerned was found in a state of incapacity by the entrance of a Qatar Airways - which employs over 31,000 people staff building. '
article_snippet: Referring to Mr Dimitrov's comment in the email about 'changing the rules', Qatar Airways - which employs over 31,000 people commented: 'For over a year our have been working on a review and revision of the employment conditions for our cabin crew members, leading to reforms in our practices that have been universally welcomed by our staff as our have rolled our staff out since December 2014. '