The CEOs of EgyptAir Holding Company and Star Alliance met up for a meeting in Egypt this week to discuss the international challenges affecting Alliance and its members carriers.
Capt Hossam Kamal of EgyptAir Holding, and Mark Schwad of Star Alliance also discussed the business updates and the ability to add more vital and important points to the Star Alliance network which now reaches 1,293 airports in 190 countries around the globe. Moreover, Kamal and Schwab exchanged ideas and initiatives which are required to maintain and improve the services provided to the Alliance customers, as well as other other fields of cooperation.
“EgyptAir always opts to modernise the services provided to customers through abiding by the international standards of service quality that enhance and support EgyptAir positioning among the Alliance members” said Kamal.
He added “We are proud to be part of the first Alliance in the world which was voted as Best Airline Alliance in 2011 at the Business Traveller Awards”.
Schwab commented: “EgyptAir has consistently played a pioneering role in aviation in Africa and the Middle East. Cairo Terminal 3 is a further example of this. By ensuring that Star Alliance has a dedicated terminal in Cairo, where transfer distances between all flights are short and under one roof, EgyptAir is playing an important part in maximising Alliance advantages for the passengers, which in turn also benefits the airline itself and the country as a whole.”
Article Source : Arabian Aerospace
“EgyptAir always opts to modernise the services provided to customers through abiding by the international standards of service quality that enhance and support EgyptAir positioning among the Alliance members” said Kamal.
He added “We are proud to be part of the first Alliance in the world which was voted as Best Airline Alliance in 2011 at the Business Traveller Awards”.
Schwab commented: “EgyptAir has consistently played a pioneering role in aviation in Africa and the Middle East. Cairo Terminal 3 is a further example of this. By ensuring that Star Alliance has a dedicated terminal in Cairo, where transfer distances between all flights are short and under one roof, EgyptAir is playing an important part in maximising Alliance advantages for the passengers, which in turn also benefits the airline itself and the country as a whole.”
Article Source : Arabian Aerospace
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