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Jetex achieves IS-BAH certification for Dubai FBO

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Jetex achieves IS-BAH certification for Dubai FBO - Business aviation publisher
Dana Ermolenko
Country: United Arab Emirates Aircraft: Airplanes

Jetex has been awarded the International Standard for Business Aircraft Handling (IS-BAH) certification for its Fixed Base Operator (FBO) at Al Maktoum International VIP terminal.

The accreditation awarded by the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) marks the first certification for a Dubai-based FBO. IS-BAH is a set of global industry’s best practices for business aviation ground handlers. 

"The International Business Aviation Council congratulates the entire Jetex Dubai World Central (DWC) team in achieving the IS-BAH certification. Implementing the IS-BAH voluntary standards through to registration shows an ongoing commitment by the Jetex FBO team to mitigate risks in its day-to-day operations, and implement a positive safety culture, which is highly commended." said Terry Yeomans, director of the IS-BAH programme. 

Faisal Nizamuddin, quality and safety manager for Jetex, added:  “Achieving the IS-BAH certification sets the bar for Jetex, and helps us pave the way for Expo 2020. We are extremely proud to be the first FBO in Dubai to have accomplished this, and are thankful for the guidance and vision of our CEO in leading us to even greater milestones ahead.





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