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SUSTAINABILITY STATEMENT

Safety Review & Action Meetings

To ensure we keep enhancing our safety

performance, regular meetings are held at

the different levels.

The Safety Review Board (SRB) –

comprising Accountable Managers (ie

CEOs) and Safety Directors of each

airline within the Group, and chaired

by the Safety Board of Director –

meets every quarter. During the year,

the SRB discussed and reviewed all

mitigation measures and safety process

enhancements which were subsequently

applied across the Group.

Safety Review Meetings (SRM) are

held monthly at each AOC, chaired by

Accountable Managers and attended

by senior managers responsible for

functional areas, including the Director of

Safety, Director of Flight Operations, Head

of Security, Head of Engineering, Head of

Ground Operations and Safety Managers.

The SRM reviews recommendations

and proposals, then takes decisions and

actions to further improve our safety

processes.

The Safety Action Group (SAG)

– comprising line managers and

representatives of front line personnel –

meets monthly or when there is a need

to review safety-related matters. The

meetings deal with implementation issues

to satisfy the strategic directives of the

SRB.

Food Safety & Product Quality

To ensure food safety, we audit our

suppliers using a regularly updated

audit checklist and template. The audit

is conducted not only on suppliers

of perishable meals but also primary

packaging suppliers, and has inspired a

number of them to acquire the relevant

certifications to meet our standards.

With the establishment of Langkawi as our

latest hub, we provided Quality Assurance

(QA) training to relevant personnel and

conducted an audit prior to implementing

a Quality Chain Management System

(QCMS) for food safety and product

quality, in line with the systems in place in

the other five Malaysian hubs.

Along with greater emphasis on the

QCMS, there was a significant reduction

in number of food safety and general

complaints received compared with

2016, and we exceeded our KPI of three

complaints per million passengers (ppm)

by a wide margin, with 0.81 complaints

Note: An AOC is defined as a regional AirAsia Group operation that holds an Air Operator’s Certificate.

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AirAsia Group Berhad

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