Over 7,500 Jordan airport workers receive Covid-19 vaccine
AMMAN, 4 days ago Airport International Group has announced that 7,575 Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) workers - 90 per cent of whom hold frontline positions - have received the Covid-19 vaccine. The ongoing national vaccination campaign - which is aligned with the directives of the Government of Jordan and implemented in cooperation with the General Command of the Jordanian Armed Forces / Arab Army and the Coronavirus Crisis Cell - has assigned the Airports Security and Protection Directorate (ASPD) to administer the Covid-19 vaccine to workers at all Jordanian airports. In addition to the vaccination campaign, Airport International Group has implemented numerous preventive measures amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, as per national and international health and safety guidelines, earning QAIA the Airports Council International ‘Airport Health Accreditation’ following the resumption of internationa
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Dubai International achieves ACI Airport Health Accreditation
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As a result of the implementation of comprehensive health and safety measures at the airport, Dubai International has received the ACI accreditation.
Credit: Dubai Airports
The efforts of Dubai Airports – operator of Dubai International Airport (DXB), the world’s busiest hub for international passengers – has received recognition in the form of an accreditation in the Airports Council International’s (ACI) Airport Health Accreditation programme, which ensures the health and safety of both passengers and airport workers.
The programme is designed to help to reassure the travelling public about the safety of airport facilities and the precautions that are being taken by airports to reduce any risk to their health. The evaluation process carried out as part of the programme found that the precautionary measures being taken by Dubai Airports to provide a safe airport experience for travellers are in line wi
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Nadi International Airport. Picture: SUPPLIED
Fiji Airports COVID-19 health and safety measures are accredited by the Airports Council International (ACI), says communications manager Christopher Chand.
“This is the Airport Health Accreditation we received from ACI in November last year based on Fiji Airports Travel Safe program,” he said.
“Our Travel Safe program prioritises the health and safety of our passengers and airport staff.
“As part of the Travel Safe program, there is rigorous cleaning and disinfecting carried out across the entire Nadi International Airport terminal for all high contact surfaces.
“This cleaning and disinfecting exercise involves the application of anti-microbial coating on all touch points which includes baggage carousels, counters, handrails on escalators, luggage trolleys, security boxes, X-ray machines and common touch points throughout the airport.”
May 2021 133 The efforts of Dubai Airports, operator of Dubai International (DXB), has received recognition in the form of an accreditation in the Airport Council International s (ACI) Airport Health Accreditation programme ensuring the health and safety of passengers and airport workers. The programme is designed to help reassure the travelling public about the safety of airport facilities and the precautions being taken by airports to reduce any risk to their health. The evaluation process carried out as part of the programme found that the precautionary measures being taken by Dubai Airports to provide a safe airport experience for travellers are in line with the recommended health measures established in the ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organisation s (ICAO) Council Aviation Recovery Task Force Recommendations, along with industry best practices.