Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has conducted a deep-cleaning for the aircraft in its fleet as part of efforts to improve cabin cleanliness and maintenance standards.
The airline conducted inspection and carried out special cleaning of aircraft cabins in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad.
PIA CEO Adrian Hamilton-Manns said aircraft cleanliness was extremely important and maintaining the airline’s brand at the highest standards was essential.
“Keeping our aircraft in the best possible condition is our priority,” he said, adding that the initiative marked the beginning of a process aimed at ensuring aircraft remained in the best condition.
The airline said it was committed to continuing measures to promote high standards of cleanliness, quality and service.
As part of the initiative, PIA distributed shields and certificates among employees who played a prominent role in the cleaning process. Cash prizes were also awarded to employees in recognition of their performance.
The development comes days after Hamilton formally assumed charge of his office after PIA appointed the aviation industry veteran as its new Chief Executive Officer. He has more than 30 years of experience in commercial aviation, including leadership roles as CEO of three airlines in Oman, Kazakhstan and Africa.
He is mandated to improve service standards and strengthen the national carrier’s position in the aviation industry.
Hamilton is regarded as an expert in implementing reforms and restructuring operations in the aviation industry.
Source: brecorder
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