Qatar Civil Aviation Authority shuts down more non-compliant travel and air cargo agencies

The Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) announced on 24 June 2026 the closure of several additional travel and air cargo agencies as part of its ongoing inspection and regulatory enforcement campaign across the country.

Represented by its Air Transport Department, the QCAA continues to conduct extensive inspections aimed at ensuring that travel and cargo operators comply with approved laws, regulations, and licensing requirements governing the aviation sector.

Key Highlights

Additional travel and air cargo agencies were closed following recent inspections
The total number of agencies shut down since the launch of the campaign has reached 17 as of 24 June 2026
The inspections are part of efforts to strengthen oversight of Qatar's air transport sector
Authorities are focusing on ensuring compliance with approved regulations and licensing requirements

The QCAA reiterated its commitment to maintaining a well-regulated and transparent aviation industry. The authority also urged all travel and air cargo agencies to obtain the necessary licenses and comply with the applicable regulations before conducting any business activities, in accordance with Law No. (3) of 2025.

The authority emphasized that inspection campaigns will continue as part of its efforts to uphold industry standards, protect consumers, and ensure the safe and lawful operation of travel and air cargo services throughout Qatar.