Etihad Airways Medical Centre Earns JCIA Gold Seal

Etihad Airways Medical Center Earns JCIA Gold Seal for Excellence in Aviation Medicine

ABU DHABI [UAE], November 6: The Etihad Airways Medical Center (EAMC), the first aeromedical facility in the region to get accreditation from the United Arab Emirates General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), has been granted the Joint Commission International Accreditation (JCIA) gold seal. This honor reaffirms EAMC’s dedication to upholding the highest standards in aviation medicine and all-encompassing healthcare services.

As the first aeromedical center in the region, EAMC was founded in 2004 and serves both Etihad’s personnel and the larger Abu Dhabi population. It is a pioneer in aviation medicine.

The center’s performance in the JCIA evaluation stands as evidence of its dedication to providing high-quality safety and healthcare.

“This achievement demonstrates the exceptional expertise of our medical center team, who continue to provide the best care to our front-line staff, including pilots, cabin crew, and engineers,” stated Nadia Bastaki, Chief People and Corporate Affairs Officer, Etihad Airways.

Their commitment directly contributes to the well-being of our airline guests and ensures that we maintain the highest standards of health and safety. The JCIA Gold Seal is a testament to our commitment to excellence and reinforces our position as a leader in providing the highest level of healthcare in the aviation industry. Congratulations to the entire team for this remarkable achievement.”