EgyptAir passes Verifavia's test

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EgyptAir passes Verifavia's test

STORY: EgyptAir passes Verifavia's test DATELINE: March 24, 2023 LENGTH: 0:00:52 LOCATION: Cairo CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of EgyptAir headquarters at Cairo International Airport 2. various of EgyptAir planes STORYLINE: Chairman of the Holding Company for EgyptAir, Yehia Zakaria, announced on Thursday the safety and quality sector succeeded in passing the audits of Verifavia, the global company specializing in the field of emissions from aircraft CORSIA. Zakaria stressed that the Egyptian company is always keen to implement international quality standards, preserve the environment, and follow the recommendations of international organizations and bodies such as ICAO and the European Union to preserve the environment and reduce emissions. He also added that today's success is an affirmation that the national company follows policies to reduce emissions in accordance with the recommendations of the COP27 climate conference and in the implementation of international recommendations from th

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