Plus Ultra Líneas Aéreas obtains IOSA certification, a milestone in its commitment to safety and operational excellence
This certification reinforces the commitment of Plus Ultra Líneas Aéreas with operational excellence, establishing as an absolute priority the safety of its passengers and crew. safety of its passengers and crew as an absolute priority.
After successfully completing the process corresponding to the IOSA audit by the certifying entity ARGUS PROS, belonging to the SGS group, Plus Ultra Líneas Aéreas achieves today this prestigious certification from IATA (International Air Transport Association).
The IOSA certification, which stands for “IATA Operational Safety Audit”, is an evaluation system of international validity created by IATA, which promotes the integral surveillance of safety. Its purpose is to assess an airline’s operational and control systems. All IATA members are registered with IOSA, the certification standard par excellence that ensures that the airline complies with the requirements of international norms and standards.
The audit was comprehensive and inspected each of the airline’s operational departments, including on-site verifications of its operational processes, both on the ground and in flight. The auditors came away with a very positive impression of the organisation and the Plus Ultra team.
Roberto Roselli, CEO of the company, warmly congratulated the responsible director, Alejandro Casado, the project leader, Miriam Parra, and the entire team who worked hard to achieve this. Alejandro Casado: “This achievement is further proof of our commitment to excellence and compliance with the highest operational standards. We are very proud that the audit team told us that this was one of the best initial audits and that they rated our team as experienced and professional.
This recognition represents another milestone in the Spanish airline’s growth story and reflects its corporate mission, whose top priority is operational excellence. Thus Plus Ultra, a company in a strategic sector such as tourism, demonstrates once again its commitment to the development of Commercial Aviation in Spain.
