According to AirlineRating, a website that specializes in evaluating aviation products and their safety
The safest UAE airlines during the Corona pandemic
"Emirates Airlines" recorded the highest rating of "seven stars".
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The national airlines: "Emirates Airlines", "Etihad Airways", "Fly Dubai", and "Air Arabia" have achieved the highest levels of classification for compliance with health and safety protocols related to "Covid-19", according to the updates to the Safety and Security Index issued by AirlineRating, a website specialized in reviewing and evaluating aviation products and their safety.
7 standards
According to the index, air carriers must fully comply with these standards, and airlines must have seven of them, which are: website information about "Covid-19" procedures, face masks for passengers, personal protective equipment for the crew, modified service for meals, cleaning Deep aircraft, as well as the availability of a range of personal sterilization tools, and social distancing on board.
"Emirates Airlines" and "Etihad Airways" achieved the highest rating of "seven stars" in the three main categories (safety, products, and safety requirements in the face of the pandemic), and their compliance with the seven criteria mentioned in the index, while flydubai each obtained And «Air Arabia» is on the same classification as «seven stars» in the category of safety requirements in the face of the pandemic, and the safety standards for each, respectively.
The highest rating
The site stated that 119 airlines have so far obtained the highest rating for compliance with travel requirements in light of the "Covid-19" pandemic, but it is disappointing that there are 117 companies that have received a "zero" rating for compliance.
He added that airlines have changed their policies to achieve the highest levels of classification, pointing out that airlines are looking forward to moving forward with more initiatives, whether it is better cleaning systems, or more flexibility to make changes to reservations.
He stressed that the sector is currently looking forward to a phone application that contains details of vaccination and free testing for "Covid-19", and the required documents, in order to increase travel flexibility under these circumstances.
Self-fulfillment of travel procedures
Last week, Emirates Airlines developed the self-fulfillment service for travel procedures and the delivery of bags that it launched in September of 2020 at Dubai International Airport, to become without touch, as passengers will be able to control the 32 self-delivery devices, and procedure kiosks. The 16 self-travel kiosks using their personal mobile devices without the need to touch the screens, providing a safe and comfortable experience for them at the airport.
117 airlines were rated "zero" for complying with travel requirements during the pandemic.
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