EgyptAir passes GHS Safety Test, implements previous recommendations

CAIRO – 11 July 2022: EgyptAir announced Monday that it had passed the GHS Safety Test, which took place on July 3-7 and assessed operation systems pertaining to aviation, quality and safety control, security systems, data analysis of flights, ground handling, air freight, and training delivered to workers.  

Head of the Safety and Quality Sector at EgyptAir Mohamed Badawy said that the airline is eager for abiding by the rules of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), and those of the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority (ECAA).

On his side, President and CEO of GHS Aviation Group George Snyder valued the cooperation with EgyptAir, which began five years ago, and commended the company for implementing all previous recommendations.

Snyder further noted that GHS' endorsement of EgyptAir's safety would bolster the confidence of insurance company in cooperating with the airline.

For the first time, the Cabinet approved earlier in July the issuance of commemorative circulating coins (one pound and fifty piaster coins) for a national commercial company, which is EgyptAir, on the occasion of its 90th anniversary.

EgyptAir celebrates on May 7 of every year with passengers by offering souvenirs, discounts, and launching an advertising campaign relevant to the event.