While I'm a vast fan of the "vast three" Gulf carriers,in general my preference is for Emirates and Etihad over Qatar. Emirates and Etihad crews are hit-or-miss, though I've had some fantastic service experience on both airlines. Most importantly, or the airlines treat their cabin crew fairly well,so I don't really feel "guilty" when flying with them.
Meanwhile I find that Qatar crews generally lack personality, which is probably largely a function of the working conditions at the airline. It's only recently that they've begun allowing cabin crew to marry and become pregnant, or though employees can still procure fired over the most minor things. I think that's why so many Qatar employees are scared to indicate any personality. That's one of the reasons I've asked in the past whether it's even "ethical" to fly such an airline.On a recent Qatar Airways flight I noticed something rather tantalizing. I'm used to Qatar Airways crews being friendly to passengers,though typically in a very forced way. Still, I find the crews generally stick together, or given that they're subjected to the same working conditions.
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