Cairo Airport Company has successfully renewed its integrated management system ISO certifications for 2026 in quality, environment, and occupational health and safety through international certification company SGS. The renewal followed comprehensive audits of all sectors at Cairo International Airport. The announcement reported compliance with international standards 9001:2015, 24002:2015 and 45001:2018.
Cairo Airport Company Chairman Magdy Ishak Azer thanked all airport employees for the achievement, praising the hard work behind the renewal. He said it demonstrates institutional discipline and the team’s commitment to the highest international quality and safety standards, strengthening the airport’s regional and global competitiveness.
He added that compliance with quality, safety and environmental protection standards has evolved beyond procedures for obtaining certificates into an integrated organisational culture. Its aim is to enhance the airport’s global standing and provide Egypt’s visitors with the best possible service in a safe, sustainable environment.
SGS praised the company’s advanced management approach, particularly senior management’s youth empowerment strategy. It said placing trust in qualified young professionals and promoting them to leadership and executive roles had significantly improved performance, creating a dynamic organisation capable of innovation and responding to international requirements with flexibility and professionalism.
The audit team also commended the Safety and Quality Sector, headed by Dr Mohamed Sherby, for integrating quality, safety and environmental management into a single framework. Auditors said this professional integration is central to improving operational efficiency and implementing sustainability principles in practice, in full alignment with Egypt Vision 2030. It places Cairo Airport among international airports meeting modern environmental standards.
The airport’s crisis management team was praised for its proactive, professional approach to handling potential scenarios. Experts said its high level of preparedness and adherence to international safety protocols strengthen protection for passengers and facilities.
