Bahrain Airport Services (BAS) has concluded the third edition of its “Take-Off” summer programme, reinforcing its commitment to youth development and aviation awareness through its corporate social responsibility initiatives.
The two-week programme, designed for students aged 15 to 18,
introduced participants to various aspects of ground handling services and the
interconnected operations that support the aviation sector.
The initiative featured interactive workshops focused on
developing personal and professional skills, along with field visits to key
units at Bahrain International Airport, including passenger services, air
operations, catering and cargo.
Participants gained practical insights into airport
operations through direct engagement with aviation specialists, learning about
procedures, responsibilities and the importance of coordination in ensuring
operational efficiency and passenger safety.
Abubakr Mohamed,
Chief Human Capital Officer at BAS, said: “The successful completion of the
third ‘Take-Off’ programme reflects our firm belief in the importance of
investing in young Bahraini talent, as it is an integral part of our corporate
social responsibility mandate. Empowering youth is of utmost priority for us.
By bringing students into an operational environment where they can learn
directly from industry professionals, we are helping transform classroom
knowledge into practical understanding while paving the way for promising
career opportunities awaiting them.”
The programme concluded with a recognition ceremony where
certificates were awarded to students for their participation and commitment.
BAS said the initiative reflects its ongoing efforts to
inspire young talent and promote future careers in aviation. -TradeArabia News Service
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