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Zimbabwe airline now has IOSA certification

04 Nov 2024
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Fastjet Zimbabwe has successfully achieved IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) registration. This registration acknowledges fastjet’s conformity and adherence to the highest operational and safety standards in the aviation industry.

IOSA registration, under the auspices of IATA, is recognised globally as the highest benchmark for airline operational safety. The assessment encompasses a comprehensive evaluation of the airline’s management systems and operational procedures across key areas, including flight operations, maintenance, engineering, and ground operations.

Fastjet Zimbabwe has been working towards this registration as one part of its vision to achieve international recognition in upholding globally recognised safety and quality standards.

“Obtaining the IOSA registration is a significant milestone for our company.  We take great pride in our team, whose expertise and relentless effort have allowed us to meet the rigorous requirements set by IOSA,” said Nunurai Ndawana, spokesperson for fastjet Zimbabwe.

The airline said its IOSA registration was a testament to its unwavering dedication to delivering a trustworthy and safe travel experience and strengthened its standing as a dependable partner for global airlines. The certification opens the door to exciting new opportunities for growth and collaboration.

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