MANAMA: Gulf Air has received its IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certificate from the International Air Transport Association (IATA). In May this year, Gulf Air renewed its place on the IATA IOSA Registry until 2013 after successfully completing IATA's safety audit requirements.
"The IOSA certification reassures our customers that they are flying with an airline that conforms to strict international safety standards," said Gulf Air chief operations officer captain Nasser Al Salmi.
"Passenger safety is top priority for Gulf Air and the IOSA certificate is a testament to our commitment that we fly our aircraft to the highest level of operational safety."
One of the prime objectives of Gulf Air is to connect Bahrain to the Middle East countries and the rest of the world.
As such the airline currently operates the largest network in the Middle East with non-stop flights while providing onward connections to other international destinations. The airline's current network stretches from Europe to Asia, connecting 51 cities in 33 countries, with a fleet of 35 aircraft.
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