(10 Jan 2022)
Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of
Bahrain, has received a 5-Star COVID19 Airline Safety rating after
an audit by Skytrax Research that took place between November and
December 2021.
The rating is a testament to the success of
Gulf Air’s operations in flying safely throughout the pandemic and
enhancing its airport and onboard protocols to combat the spread
of COVID19.
Skytrax has awarded Gulf Air with its Five-Star COVID19 Airline Safety rating
Captain Waleed
Abdulhameed AlAlawi, Gulf Air’s Acting Chief Executive Officer, said, “This award is the result of the
incredible work by the team at Gulf Air. This achievement is due
to our commitment in serving the national carrier of the Kingdom
of Bahrain. As one of the few airlines globally that never stopped
flying throughout 2020, we proudly accept this award which is a
testimony of our resilience to maintain operations and preserve
excellence in our service. I want to thank our loyal passengers
for their appreciation during this challenging period and for the
faith and trust they have in the Gulf Air brand as we implemented
strict enhanced measures to continue flying safely during these
uncertain times.”
The COVID19 Airline Safety Audit investigates and evaluates over
190 safety and hygiene protocols introduced by airlines during
the ongoing COVID19 pandemic to enhance customer and staff safety, including standards
of social distancing, efficacy of cleaning systems across both the
airport and onboard environments, and all associated measures to
enhance hygiene protection.
Additionally, the Skytrax Research
COVID19 Airline Safety audit includes references to ICAO, EASA,
IATA and ECDC COVID-19 Aviation Health Safety Guidelines.
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