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The 8th group of cabin crew joined Bahrain Air
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Manama - Bahrain AirBahrain Air
, the first Premium service carrier with affordable fares, is a private national carrier located in Bahrain, operating within MENA countries and to the India celebrated the joining of the Eighth group of Cabin Attendant to enhance customers service , Bahrain AirBahrain Air will continue ongoing recruitment across key areas of the business and the addition. This was hosted on a reception on Thursday 26th October, 2008 after all candidates passed an intensive examination and training. Mr. Ibrahim Al Hamer, Managing Director of Bahrain AirBahrain Air
has met with the new cabin crews; he welcomed them to the family of Bahrain AirBahrain Air and congratulated them on their successful completion of the initial Basic Cabin Services and safety Training. Mr. Ibrahim has urged the new cabin crew to do their utmost to serve the traveling public on board and focus on the good image of the company as one of the most important factor in helping to attract passengers and encourage the traveler to repeat the experience of traveling aboard Bahrain AirBahrain Air.Mr. Al Hamer continued "we have always been seeking to implement the expansion plans to the fullest extent and by the joining group of cabin crew which coincides with the announcement of the four new destinations (Kuwait - Luxor - Asyut - Khartoum), and the announcement of the arrival of Airbus A319, which was recently,"
Mr. Hussein Al Jowder Bahrain AirBahrain Air
's stated "The Candidates were carefully selected through an intensive examination which included the test of their personality, efficiency in the area of customer service & their English language," he added "Not only do we ensure that cabin crew undergo intensive training in all safety aspects, but with the training they attend it gives meaning to hands-on experience cabin crew get a real taste of the ultimate Bahrain AirBahrain Air experience."The groups included 18 candidates from different nationalities. This has now brought the total of the selected candidates to 83 Cabin Attendant from 18 different nationalities, which of 3 of them are Bahraini female cabin crew, so no matter which nationality the travelers are from there is a crew member that can communicate in their native language. The variety of the crews' nationalities will benefit Bahrain AirBahrain Air
's customers by proffering excellent service garnered in different industry backgrounds and customer service atmosphere.The group attended an intensive course that covers First Aid, emergency and safety procedures and fire-fighting. The training was conducted at the Jordanian Training Academy, which has been approved by the Civil Aviation Affairs in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Company officials were keen to choose the training centers with a reputable performance and efficiency in order to maintain its high standard of service especially in the area of air safety.
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About Bahrain Air
- Bahrain AirBahrain Air
was incorporated on 2 July 2007 as a Bahraini Shareholding Company "Closed" B.S.C (C) with a capital of Twenty million Bahrain Dinars (US$ 52.0m). It is the first Premium service carrier with affordable fares, is a private national carrier located in Bahrain, operating within GCC countries, North Africa, the Levant, Iran & the Indian Sub -Continent.- The airline operates point to point services with a minimum connecting transit time in Bahrain International Airport. It offers affordable fares to all its network destinations with two class service, Premium and Economy.
- Bahrain AirBahrain Air started operations out of Bahrain International Airport on 3 February 2008. Serving 13 destinations in the Gulf, Levant, Iran and Indian sub-continent, currently it operates services at convenient timings to Dubai and Doha, Kuwait and Jeddah within the GCC Region. Bahrain AirBahrain Air soars to Alexandria, Luxor and Asyut in Egypt in North Africa. Daily flights to Beirut, three each to Damascus, and two to Aleppo and Amman in the Levant region. In addition to Mashad in Iran. On 26th May 2008, three weekly flights commenced to Kochi in South India which recently increased to daily flights in November 2008.
- Bahrain AirBahrain Air's transit passengers' will experience convenient & seamless connections through Bahrain International Airport (BIA) to their final destinations under one hour, thereby making the airline the ideal option for their travel between the GCC and other beyond international destinations.
- Bahrain AirBahrain Air operates a fleet of 3 modern Airbus 320 and A319, with 12 seat capacity in Premium Class furbished with comfortable leather seats and ample legroom. A variety of local and international newspapers, magazines, selection of fresh food and beverages ensure the most comfortable flight for Premium Class passengers at very competitive fares. Moreover, the Premium Class passengers are extended an invitation to use the Business Class Lounges at the departure airports. Premium Class passengers as well as the Economy Class passenger will enjoy a variety of in-flight entertainment options while flying and will have the opportunity to select and buy from a wide choice of duty free items competitively priced.
- With an established 15-hour Regional Call Centre, Bahrain AirBahrain Air also provides service support to customers for any type of travel-related services, purchase tickets and obtain all information on Bahrain AirBahrain Air flights on its 24/7 user friendly website www.bahrainair.net or by visiting Bahrain AirBahrain Air dedicated Sales Office.
For more information, please contact:
Soha I AL BORSHAID
Asst. Manager Corporate Communication
Mohamed Centre
151 Road No. 44, Arad 243,
Muharraq-Kingdom of Bahrain
Tel: +973 17463384
Fax: +973 17463379
Mobile: +973 39930639
Email: E. salborshad@bahrainair.net
Weekends: Friday & Saturday
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