Arik Air has turned into the most recent African aircraft to be recorded on the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Ground Operations Manual (IGOM) registry.
IGOM Registry shows organizations who could exhibit full consistence with the IGOM strategies.
The IGOM declaration was introduced to Arik Air on Wednesday, August 2, 2017 by the Regional Vice President, Africa and Middle East, Mr. Albakri Mohammad Ali at Arik Air Aviation Center, Ikeja, Lagos.
The IATA Ground Operations Manual idea was started by IATA for the business with the goal of having one universally perceived standard for ground taking care of procedures. IGOM characterizes ground taking care of gauges for aircrafts and ground specialist organizations to guarantee ground operations exercises are securely, productively, and reliably refined. Strategies mirror the base models as recognized by the avionics business.
Ground Operations are a fundamental undertaking for all aircrafts and ground specialist co-ops to convey smooth turnarounds and on time takeoffs, with security being the main need. The IATA Board of Governors has set an objective (half of part carriers in 2016) to begin to actualize the IATA Ground Operation Manual (IGOM) as their base standard for ground operations.
Arik Air began the thorough affirmation process in 2016.
The carrier’s Chief Executive Officer, Captain Roy Ilegbodu said of the IGOM accomplishment:
“We are very elated to be among the carriers recorded on the IGOM registry. This posting demonstrates our sense of duty regarding operational proficiency and our clients can simply expect brilliant travel understanding from Arik Air.”
Arik Air has been an individual from IATA since 2011 and has passed the IATA Safety Operations Audit (IOSA) on three events prompting the Enhanced IOSA.
Arik Air is West and Central Africa’s biggest airline.
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