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Date: 2 October, Malta
KM Malta Airlines Signs IATA Safety Leadership Charter, Reinforcing Safety Commitment
Malta, 2nd October - KM Malta Airlines has officially joined over 90 global airlines as a signatory to the IATA Safety Leadership Charter, reinforcing its dedication to fostering a strong safety culture within the organisation.
The IATA Safety Leadership Charter is a global initiative aimed at the continuous evolution of a safety culture across aviation organisations. It emphasises the importance of leadership in driving a positive safety culture, which is key to accident and incident prevention. KM Malta Airlines recognises that leadership plays a fundamental role in shaping organisational safety, with actions and attitudes from the top influencing the behaviour of all employees.
In a typical year, KM Malta Airlines operates approximately 13,000 accident-free flights, further contributing to the aviation industry's improving safety record. However, as safety improves, the challenge of maintaining continuous progress becomes more complex. The IATA Charter addresses this by fostering a culture of open reporting, trust, and collaborative safety management.
By signing the Charter, KM Malta Airlines commits to:
- Embedding safety principles through measurable actions and sharing progress with IATA and the industry.
- Promoting a culture of continuous safety improvement at all levels of the organisation.
- Nurturing trust and encouraging the sharing of safety-related information.
- Collaborating with industry, government, and stakeholders to strengthen aviation safety.
The guiding principles adopted by KM Malta Airlines include prioritising safety, fostering awareness, integrating safety into business strategies, and creating an environment of trust and accountability.
As Malta’s national airline, KM Malta Airlines remains committed to enhancing its safety performance and contributing to a safer aviation industry. The airline invites industry partners and stakeholders to join them in their commitment to driving a safety culture and ensuring the continued success of the aviation sector.
