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BAC certified 5-star airport by Skytrax for fourth year

BAC certified 5-star airport by Skytrax for fourth year

Trade Arabia07-03-2025
Bahrain Airport Company (BAC), the operator and managing body of Bahrain International Airport (BIA), has been awarded 5-Star rating by Skytrax for the fourth consecutive year.
The 5-Star Airport rating is the highest mark of quality distinction awarded by Skytrax, recognising very high standards of Product and Staff service across different assessment categories in the airport environment.
On this occasion, Gulf Air Group Chairman Khalid Hussain Taqi stated, "Receiving the Skytrax 5-Star Airport rating for the fourth consecutive year is a tremendous honour, a powerful motivator, and a testament of Gulf Air Group and its subsidiaries' commitment to excellence, with the continued support of the Kingdom of Bahrain's leadership. We remain focused on innovating and elevating the airport experience even further, solidifying Bahrain's position as a leading aviation hub'.
BAC Chief Executive Officer Mohamed Yousif AlBinfalah commented, 'This prestigious accolade validates BAC's strategic approach and commitment to a world-class passenger experience at Bahrain International Airport and reflects the dedication of our teams and the strength of the airport community partnerships'.
Edward Plaisted, Chief Executive Officer of Skytrax, said, 'Gaining the highest 5-Star Airport Rating is a fabulous achievement for Bahrain International Airport, this being the fourth consecutive year they have gained this airport quality accolade. This 5-Star Airport Rating recognises the high standards of facilities and service provided to customers at Bahrain International Airport. In addition to an excellent range of facilities and a very pleasant terminal ambience, the airport is constantly striving to enhance the customer experience.'
BAC's commitment to enhancing the passenger experience is reflected in the success of the terminal's intuitive design and layout, which ensures quick and easy processes for departing, arriving, and transferring passengers.
The terminal's abundance of natural daylight, airfield views, stylish design finishes, and curated artwork create a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere.
Passenger convenience is prioritised through readily available power outlets and a diverse range of comfortable seating options.
Smart security technology expedites the travel process, allowing passengers to keep laptops and liquids in their hand luggage during screening.
The airside Bahrain Airport Hotel provides a variety of options for travellers seeking rest or accommodation, including spacious family rooms, luxurious standard rooms, compact rooms, and state-of-the-art sleeping pods.
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