Gulf Air has temporarily repositioned a number of its aircraft in alternative airports as part of its operational planning, in order to ensure continued operational efficiency and enhance its connectivity network for customers, the airline said.
This step comes as part of strengthening its fleet to support upcoming flights and operational requirements in the period ahead, ensuring the maintenance of service levels for passengers, greater operational flexibility, and the continued delivery of air transport services to the highest standards of quality, it said.Meanwhile, Bahrain’s Civil Aviation Affairs at the Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications confirmed that several Gulf Air aircraft, operating without passengers, alongside cargo aircrafts from a number of operators, have been repositioned in accordance with approved operational procedures.Civil Aviation Affairs has coordinated the successful transfer of these aircraft from Bahrain International Airport to alternative airports. This measure is designed to enhance fleet operational readiness and ensure the continuity and efficiency of air operations during the current circumstances.These arrangements form part of ongoing coordination between the Civil Aviation Affairs, relevant authorities, and airline operators, undertaken to ensure the continuity of air operations in full compliance with the highest standards of safety and security.Aircraft repositioning is a standard operational procedure under such circumstances, undertaken to support airlines' forward operational planning and meet the requirements of the period ahead. -TradeArabia News Service
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Gulf Air repositions aircraft to strengthen connectivity network for customers
