BARS certification

Committed to ongoing improvement of our service offer, Nolinor Aviation has undertaken the process to obtain Basic Aviation Risk Standard (BARS) certification. This operational standard was developed to establish a common global aviation protocol. This certification is frequently applied in the mining sector and for humanitarian flights. To obtain certification, more than 275 components must be validated. This certification process will help the Nolinor Aviation team serve new clients.

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