Mosiyana ndi malipoti atolankhani, bungwe la International Air Transport Association (IATA) likutsimikiza kuti Air Zimbabwe sinachotsedwe umembala wake ndipo idakali membala pakali pano.
Komabe, kuti asunge umembala wa IATA, Air Zimbabwe, monganso ndege zina zonse zokhala membala wa IATA, ikuyenera kugonjera ndikuvomereza IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) yomwe imachitika pakatha zaka ziwiri. Kutsata kwa IOSA ndikofunikira kwa umembala wa IATA. Air Zimbabwe ili ndi nthawi ya masiku 90 kuti ikonzenso chiphaso chake cha IOSA, pambuyo pake, sidzasiya kukhala membala wa IATA.
"IATA idadziperekabe pakupanga kayendetsedwe ka ndege ku Africa. Chitetezo ndi gawo lofunikira pakuwonetsetsa kuti dziko la Zimbabwe likupindula ndi zonse zomwe thambo lotetezeka lingabweretse. Chitsimikizo cha IOSA chathandiza kuti chiwongola dzanja chiwonongeke kwambiri ndipo ndichinthu chofunikira kwambiri pakumanga ndege zotetezeka komanso zokhazikika ku Africa. Monga nthawi zonse IATA ndi yokonzeka kuthandiza Air Zimbabwe kulikonse kumene kungatheke pokonzanso certification ya IOSA ndikupitirizabe kupindula ndi ndalama ndi ntchito zina zomwe mamembala a IATA amatenga nawo mbali," anatero Mike Higgins, Wachiwiri kwa Purezidenti wa IATA ku Africa.
ZOMWE MUNGACHITE PA NKHANIYI:
- As always IATA is ready to assist Air Zimbabwe wherever possible in renewing its IOSA certification and continuing to benefit from the financial and other services IATA members participate in,”.
- Air Zimbabwe has a period of 90 days in which to renew its IOSA certification, after which, it will cease to be an IATA member.
- However, in order to retain IATA membership, Air Zimbabwe, like all other IATA member airlines, must submit to and pass a biennial IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA).
