Qatar Airways Cargo and Airlink bring aid to where it’s needed

Over the past five years, Qatar Airways Cargo has played a critical role in global humanitarian relief, partnering with Airlink and 42 nonprofit organizations to deliver life-saving aid. Through its pro bono efforts, the world’s leading air cargo carrier has transported 720 tons of humanitarian supplies, reaching more than 15.5 million people across 34 countries. Last year, the airline carried 136 tons of essential goods such as medicines, clean water, and shelter materials, on behalf of Airlink and 16 NGOs in 12 countries and saving those organizations USD 2.19 million in logistics expenses. Overall, its contributions have helped NGOs save over USD 6.59 million, enabling them to direct more resources toward scaling vital response efforts.

Making a difference to over 15.5 million people. Image: Qatar Airways Cargo

Qatar Airways Cargo’s impact is driven by its ‘WeQare’ program, an initiative dedicated to creating meaningful social and environmental value, particularly through humanitarian support. Its aid flights have responded to more than 20 global emergencies, reinforcing the airline’s reputation as a reliable partner in times of crisis. In recognition of its contributions, the airline received the prestigious 2025 ATW Humanitarian Award. Beyond Airlink, Qatar Airways Cargo also collaborates with UNHCR, UNICEF, and the World Food Programme. In the 2024–2025 financial year, it transported 470,000 kg of aid, underscoring its unwavering commitment to supporting communities in need worldwide.

Mark Drusch, Chief Officer Cargo at Qatar Airways Cargo, exclaimed: “WeQare is more than a name – it’s a mission. We are committed to helping Airlink and their partners deliver the right aid to the right place, at the right time. We continue to support charitable, environmental and humanitarian initiatives across the globe, and will always step up to support our partners.”

Stephanie Steege, Vice President of Humanitarian Programs at Airlink, stated: “The partnership between Qatar Airways Cargo and Airlink is critical in swiftly delivering aid to hard-to-reach crises and supporting our health system strengthening programs, and we are proud of what we have accomplished together. For more than a third of Airlink’s 15-year history, Qatar Airways Cargo has made a transformative impact on our programs worldwide. We thank everyone at Qatar Airways Cargo for their years of support and look forward to continuing to bring hope and relief to communities in crisis for years to come.”

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