Etihad Airways Medical Centre (EAMC) has been awarded the Joint Commission International Accreditation (JCIA) Gold Seal – a recognition that reinforces EAMC's commitment to maintaining exceptional standards in aviation medicine and comprehensive healthcare services.

EAMC, the region's first aeromedical centre approved by the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) was established in 2004, and has pioneered aviation medicine and has been recognised at the first aeromedical centre in the region, serving Etihad's employees and the wider Abu Dhabi community.

The centre's achievement in the JCIA assessment demonstrates its dedication to safety and excellence in healthcare delivery.

Dr Nadia Bastaki, Etihad Airways Chief People & Corporate Affairs Officer, said: "This achievement showcases the exceptional expertise of our medical centre team, who consistently go above and beyond to provide outstanding care for our frontline employees which include pilots cabin crew and engineers.

“Their dedication ensures that we maintain the highest standards of health and safety, directly contributing to the well-being of our airline’s guests.

“The JCIA Gold Seal is a testament to our commitment to excellence and reinforces our position as a leader in providing top-tier healthcare within the aviation industry. Congratulations to the entire team on this remarkable accomplishment.”

The centre's achievements extend beyond the JCIA Gold Seal, including ISO 10002 certification for customer satisfaction and complaint handling, and ADHICS compliance certification. These accomplishments underscore EAMC's multifaceted approach to healthcare excellence.

For Etihad Airways’ guests, EAMC provides expert medical clearance services and fitness-to-fly assessments, ensuring safe and comfortable travel for all passengers, particularly those requiring special medical assistance. - TradeArabia News Service