By Mohamed Attia
Luxor International Airport has successfully passed the Integrated Management System (IMS) audit, as one of the airports covered by the system implemented by the Egyptian Airports Company ( EAC) and its affiliated airports. The audit was conducted in accordance with the international standards ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001:2018, covering quality management, environmental management, and occupational health and safety.
Passing the audit confirms the effective implementation of the system’s requirements and the airport’s commitment to following best practices, improving operational and environmental performance, and strengthening occupational risk prevention measures. These efforts aim to provide a safe and healthy working environment while improving the quality of services in line with international standards.
Wael el-Nashar, Chairman and Managing Director of the Egyptian Airports Company, said that Luxor International Airport’s successful audit reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to develop its integrated management system, ensure its effective implementation, and monitor performance across all affiliated airports. This contributes to improving operational efficiency and the level of services provided to passengers.
He added that the company continues to implement its strategic plan for developing its affiliated airports, with a particular focus on promoting a culture of quality and sustainability and applying occupational health and safety standards. These efforts support institutional development and strengthen the competitiveness of Egyptian airports at both regional and international levels.
This achievement reflects the Egyptian Airports Company’s continued commitment to developing its management practices and applying international standards in line with developments in the air transport industry, while supporting higher levels of efficiency and sustainability.
