Ground handling operator, Abu Dhabi Airport Services (ADAS), has been awarded the international quality standard ISO 9001:2008.
The certification follows a formal audit by external auditors, TUV NORD Middle East, with key areas of strengths in the assessment including the company’s quality systems and procedures, as well as staff awareness of how they contribute to the overall success of these goals. Examples of these include the Quality Awareness Quizzes and Quality Management System briefings regularly conducted for employees.
Huraiz Almur Bin Huraiz, Chief Commercial Officer for Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC), said: “ADAS is pleased to have been recognised for its ongoing commitments to service and consistent high quality levels and in achieving this certification. This is testament to an all-round team achievement but we remain forward-looking and committed to developing more ways to enhance our operations in the future.”
With the quality systems and processes for the ISO 9001:2008 certification in place, ADAS is carrying out internal service delivery audits for its customer airlines to ensure compliance with the IATA Airport Handling Manual Section 804.
ADAS will further develop this series of quality programmes by introducing the IATA Safety Audit for Ground Operations (ISAGO) in 2010.
A new record was set by Abu Dhabi International Airport as 1,008,228 passengers travelled through the airport in one month.
Read full storyDuty Free retail turnover at Abu Dhabi International Airport grew 19% during the first half of 2010 to US $75 million, outperforming the airport's passenger growth of 11.7% over the same
Read full storyAbu Dhabi International Airport welcomed its first one millionth passenger within a calendar month on Friday, achieving one more record in its recent history.
Read full storyAbu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) today released Abu Dhabi International Airport's traffic figures for the first six months of 2010, which showed a strong increase of 11.7% in passenger traffic, when compared to the
Read full storyDubai Airports recently announced its May traffic results reporting double-digit year-on-year growth in both passenger and cargo traffic at Dubai International.
Read full storyThe use of biometric information such as fingerprints and facial images to identify travellers promises to increase security and efficiency at airports. Middle Eastern states are among the first to put the theory to the test, writes
The information systems at Cairo International's new Terminal 3 don't just set a new standard for North Africa – they're as good as any in the world, writes BRENDAN GALLAGHER
The future of air navigation services in the Middle East will depend on organisations looking closely at efficiency and cost-effectiveness and taking a holistic approach to solving those challenges.
Turkish Airlines has launched a new service from Istanbul to Mashad in Iran, The flight between the two cities will operate three times a week and is Turkish Airlines third destination point in Iran.