Blue Air: First European Airline with Biosafety Trust Certification for Flight Safety
The low-cost airline Blue Air is the first airline in Europe certified by Biosafety Trust, a certification that attests to the safety of its activities and flights in the context of preventing communicable diseases, including Covid-19.
Following the audit to obtain the RINA Biosafety Trust Certificate, Blue Air has become the first airline in Europe to hold a certification attesting to the safety of its activities and flights in the context of preventing communicable diseases, including Covid-19.
Biosafety Trust establishes the set of best practices for reducing the risk of spreading epidemics in public places, such as means of transport.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Biosafety Trust certification?
It is a certification that establishes best practices for reducing the risk of spreading epidemics in public spaces and transport systems.
Why is this certification important for Blue Air?
It officially recognizes the airline’s commitment to flight safety and the prevention of communicable diseases like Covid-19.
Who issued the Biosafety Trust Certificate to Blue Air?
The certification was granted following an audit conducted by RINA.