Pune: Spicejet has become the first Indian airline the second budget airline in the world will be given the highest ranking for the health and safety of aviation, officials who have been confirmed.
The airline has been awarded Diamond status with the Airline Passenger Experience Association (APEX) health safety, supported by simpliflying, to ensure the highest standards of cleanliness and central sanitisation pandemic.
The status of Apex Diamond is an award, which recognizes industry leadership in ensuring that the airline held strict steps to observe the highest level of security and protection from Covid-19.
The quarterly certification review process involves evaluation, verification and validation that comes after a broad audit consisting of 58 checklist points in 10 airline categories.
Audit span in a diverse category which includes testing, tracing, on-the-ground procedures, in flights steps, and even co-branded partnerships that promote the integrity of the product security.
Ajay Singh, chairman and manager director of Spicejet, said they had taken every possible step to ensure the highest standards of cleanliness and security were maintained for safe and safe flying experience during the pandemic and so on.
“We thank the team from Apex and Simpliflying to recognize our tireless efforts in fighting continuous battles from Covid-19 by setting the highest benchmark cleanliness and cleanliness.” Joe Leader, the CEO of Apex was said to be one of the leading Indian airlines, the entire team in Spicejet went above-and-beyond reaching the Diamond Status Class Hospital in Safety Health Apex supported by Simpliflying.
“Focus Spicejet on appearing from Covid-19, both strong and safer, aligns in depth with our values ​​at Apex.
In addition, the focus of Spicejet on advancing customer service while making their passengers safer shine as an example for our aviation industry.
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