Pegasus Airlines won the Gold Award at RoSPA’s 70th International Safety Awards. The achievement highlighted the company’s strong safety culture.
Pegasus Airlines achieved a significant international success with its occupational health and safety practices. The company received the “Gold Award” as part of the 70th International Safety Awards organized by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA), one of the world’s leading workplace safety organizations.
In a statement released by Pegasus, the award was described as a strong reflection of the company’s efforts to create sustainable and safe working environments.
The company stated: “We would like to thank all our colleagues whose efforts contributed to this achievement, which is a strong reflection of the steps we have taken in line with our goal of creating sustainable and safe working environments.”
RoSPA Safety Awards Recognized as a Global Benchmark
The International Safety Awards organized by the UK-based RoSPA are regarded among the world’s most respected programs in the fields of occupational health, employee safety, and corporate risk management.
In the program, where hundreds of companies from different industries are evaluated each year, workplace safety culture, employee health policies, risk management practices, and sustainable safety standards stand out as key assessment criteria.
The Gold Award received by Pegasus demonstrates that the company successfully implements international-level safety standards throughout its operational processes.
Occupational Safety Holds Strategic Importance in the Aviation Industry
In the aviation industry, occupational health and safety practices are critically important not only for employee well-being but also for operational sustainability and flight safety.
Safety policies implemented in high-risk areas such as technical maintenance, ground handling services, operations management, and flight crews are considered among the industry’s most important performance indicators.
