During an award ceremony held at the Sheraton Brussels Airport Hotel on Wednesday evening, 27th February, Brussels Airport rewarded its partners and the airlines that distinguished themselves from the others by punctuality, performance, environment, safety and development.
Brussels Airport handed out the Aviation Awards for the 12th time. Aviation24.be was present at the ceremony to report.
The Performance and Punctuality Awards reward passenger and cargo airlines that are punctual and perform well. Punctuality is the best on-time performance, that is with an arrival or departure within 15 minutes of the scheduled time.
The performance for cargo is calculated using the number of weekly flights, the number of destinations, the total quantity of cargo flown, the cargo per flight and the growth in cargo tonnage.
Performance Award Cargo Airlines – Singapore Airlines Cargo
Punctuality Award Short Haul Airline – Eurowings
In 2018, Eurowings was the most punctual short-haul airline with 86% of their flights departing within 15 minutes of the STD.
Punctuality Award Long Haul Airline – All Nippon Airways
88% of All Nippon Airways’ flights departed with 15 minutes of STD.
BRUcargo Award – WFS Worldwide Flight Services Belgium
Logistic Provider Award – DHL Global Forwarding
Sometimes you are just too late to take a picture 😉
The Environment and Safety Awards are presented to airlines or partners that have made a particular contribution to the environment and to the on-going improvement of safety standards and awareness.
Environment Award 2018 – Thai Airways International
Thai Airways wasn’t able to collect the environment award as the airline was busy rebooking passengers after the closure of Pakistan air space. Tomorrow’s flight from Brussels has been cancelled.
Safety award – Tec4Jets
Network Development Award Cargo Airlines – LATAM Cargo
Network Development Award short-haul airlines – Georgian Airways & TUI fly Belgium
Network Development Award long-haul airlines – Cathay Pacific
All smiles during the gathering of all winners
2017: Winners of the 11th Aviation Awards
2016: Jubilee edition of the Brussels Airport Aviation Awards
2015: 9th edition of the Brussels Airport Aviation Awards
2014: Nine airlines and airport partners presented with Brussels Airport Aviation Award
This post was published on 27 February 2019 20:01
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