Qatar Airways to offer AIG travel insurance to customers

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Qatar Airways has agreed to a collaboration with American International Group (AIG) that will implement Travel Guard insurance to customers of Qatar Airways when they book flights in Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Kuwait.

There are currently three levels of coverage offered under the AIG Travel Guard insurance program, which are designed to meet the needs of the customers. This includes the uppermost level of medical expense coverage, trip interruption, delays in travel, the loss of baggage, emergency travel services and more. The value-added program will also be available to Qatar Airways customers in Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Kuwait. This program is used for both business and leisure travel. An online certificate will be offered when this plan is chosen.

The Travel Guard coverage will be expanded later this year to include passengers of Qatar Airways whose point of origin is in Europe, the United States, India, Australia, Malaysia, Thailand and certain parts of Africa.

Travel Guard consists of 24-hour assistance and provides its customers with complete coverage in more than 100 countries worldwide. A dedicated, multilingual team assists customers 24/7 and includes doctors, nurses and security personnel.



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