Hactl is first Asian ground handler with IATA anti-collision certificate
The ground handler began installing anti-collision equipment in 2017. Its collision avoidance systems trigger an audio-visual alert to operators when GSE is within close proximity to aircraft.
To recognise Hactl’s progress in this area, and encourage more ground handlers to follow suit, IATA presented Hactl with a Certificate of Recognition at its IATA Ground Handling Conference (IGHC), held in Iceland.
Hactl executive director – operations, Paul Cheng, and head of safety, sustainability and quality assurance, Benny Siu received the certificate at IGHC.
Hactl is first Asian ground handler with IATA anti-collision certificate
The ground handler began installing anti-collision equipment in 2017. Its collision avoidance systems trigger an audio-visual alert to operators when GSE is within close proximity to aircraft.
To recognise Hactl’s progress in this area, and encourage more ground handlers to follow suit, IATA presented Hactl with a Certificate of Recognition at its IATA Ground Handling Conference (IGHC), held in Iceland.
Hactl executive director – operations, Paul Cheng, and head of safety, sustainability and quality assurance, Benny Siu received the certificate at IGHC.
