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Gama Aviation achieves first IS-BAH in the Middle East for Sharjah FBO

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Gama Aviation achieves first IS-BAH in the Middle East for Sharjah FBO - Business aviation publisher
Tatjana Obrazcova
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Gama Aviation has been awarded the International Standard for Business Aircraft Handling (IS-BAH) at its Sharjah FBO.

The accreditation, made by the International Business Aviation Council, is the first for a Middle East-based FBO.

“I am delighted that the Gama Sharjah FBO is setting the standard for quality within the Middle East. It’s a tribute to the hard work of our staff and those who support us within Sharjah International Airport.” said Martin Ringrose, managing director – Middle East, Gama Aviation. “This accreditation recognizes the quality of our product which, combined with our convenient access to Downtown Dubai, and value for money for the services we provide, makes Sharjah the intelligent gateway to Dubai and the Northern Emirates.”

“I am delighted that the Gama Sharjah FBO is setting the standard for quality within the Middle East.”





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