Gwadar: The New Gwadar International Airport successfully conducted its first emergency evacuation drill, marking a significant milestone in strengthening airport safety protocols. The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) led the exercise with participation from key aviation stakeholders.

Assessing Emergency Response Capabilities

According to the Pakistan Airports Authority, the joint drill aimed to evaluate and improve emergency response procedures at the airport. The exercise occurred in the departure lounge and was supervised by the Chief Fire and Rescue Officer (CFRO), who provided a detailed briefing on emergency protocols.

Representatives from the Pakistan Airports Authority, Airport Security Force, airlines, and ground handling agencies actively took part in the drill. Participants practiced emergency evacuation procedures, effective communication strategies, and coordination among different teams to ensure a swift and organized response to potential incidents.

Commitment to Safety and Future Preparedness

Emphasizing the importance of passenger security, the Chief Fire and Rescue Officer stated:

“Safety is our top priority at New Gwadar International Airport. This drill ensures that our teams are well-prepared to respond to emergencies effectively.”

The airport administration reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing safety measures by conducting regular drills and advanced training sessions. Future exercises will focus on improving response times and strengthening coordination between emergency teams to ensure the highest level of preparedness.

With these proactive steps, New Gwadar International Airport is set to become a model of safety and efficiency, prioritizing the well-being of passengers and staff alike.