Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), a member of the SATS Group, has been honoured with the International Air Transport Association’s IATA Competency-Based Training & Assessment (CBTA) Center ‘Best Performance Award’ for its global employee training programme
IATA’s CBTA Center programme is a global certification initiative that recognises organisations for meeting aviation training requirements using a competency-based training and assessment approach.
The CBTA Center ‘Best Performance Award’ is determined through a comprehensive evaluation process that includes metrics on instructor effectiveness, the relevance and comprehensiveness of course materials, and student feedback. WFS achieved the highest scores across these categories in the annual IATA survey, distinguishing itself among IATA CBTA Centers worldwide.
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“In 2023, the IATA CBTA Center’s network, which spans 208 centres across 64 countries, successfully trained 75,000 individuals. Recognition of WFS as the best performing IATA CBTA centre reflects dedication to delivering high-quality training and continuous improvement. As the air cargo industry transforms to be more efficient with digitalisation, and pursues net zero carbon emissions by 2050, a well-trained workforce is critical. We extend our congratulations to WFS on this significant accomplishment,” said Yaniv Sorany, Principal of IATA Certification.
WFS offers over 110 training courses for its workforce, including specialist cargo training to handle perishable, pharma, and dangerous goods shipments. In 2023, WFS delivered over 1,950 training events.
“As the industry Association representing more than 330 airlines and 80% of global air traffic, IATA sets the standard for the aviation industry, so its assessments and certifications are of the highest significance. This award is a great honour for SATS and WFS and our training teams because it recognises our shared commitment to aviation safety, security, and service quality through the continuous development of our employees’ knowledge and skills,” commentedYann Le Tonqueze, WFS’ Managing Director & Training Manager in the EMEAA.
