Bhadra International is poised to emerge as the largest privately owned Ground Handling service provider in India. Bhadra International has already been accorded the security clearance by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) for all the seven Airports.
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Showing posts with label Bhadra Airport ground handling. Show all posts
Sunday, 25 November 2012
Bhadra International India provides special handling to DRUK Air Passenger flights at Kolkata Airport
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
Bhadra International-Ethiopian Airlines
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My heart-felt appreciation &
gratitude to all of you (Bhadra
International) who really made everything possible specially for the VIP
flight handling . A commendable team spirit backed by sensible professionalism
established in your organisation. Keep it up!
Sunday, 14 October 2012
Bhadra International-Gulf Air
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We are very proud of you for achieving these milestones and maintaining the quality of service delivery for our airlines at the Chennai Airport which would not have been possible without your (Bhadra International's) world class equipment, trained and disciplined man power. We salute the Bhadra International team and wish you achieve many more milestones in the future to come.
Saturday, 6 October 2012
Bhadra International’s Best Investment, its Well Trained, Dedicated Staff”
The staff
at Bhadra International
undergoes a thorough selection procedure before being hired, and then attends
step-by-step training according to specific roles once on board. Regular
personal appraisals and incentive pay plans ensure that dedicated and motivated
workers produce their very best.
Take, for example, Bhadra’s approach to
its safety management system. A dedicated officer oversees safety and
undertakes internal audits every three months. In addition, external audits are
done by airline customers every six months to grade performance levels. The
results of these audits are then implemented at various levels of company
operations.
Chairman Prem Bajaj says
proudly, “This has resulted in maintaining high standards of safety and on-time
performance at all seven airports in our network.”
Bajaj has also invested
in technology with “bhadratech,” an online system that keeps better track of
cargo and equipment, and makes administrative duties, such as human resources
and billing, that much easier.
Bhadra is not behind
any international Ground Handling Agency, when
it comes to GSE investment either. Bhadra’s
GSE fleet includes new equipment such as Schopf pushbacks; Hitzinger gpus;
Rheinemetal air starts; TLD conveyors and auto steps; Hydro towbars; Trepel
cargo loaders and transporters; and Trepel tugs.
Just for example, the Bhadra International
inventory at Chennai Airport includes:
- Fifteen passenger coaches.
- Fifteen pushbacks.
- Twenty step ladders.
- Fifteen conveyors.
- Fifteen main deck loaders for wide-body aircraft, eight low deck loaders for narrow-body aircraft.
- Forty-five tow bars.
- Ten gpus.
- Fifteen cargo transporters.
- Seventy-five battery-operated tugs and tractors.
Thursday, 4 October 2012
Bhadra International shows the way of ‘Going Green’ at Indian Airports
At a time when the Indian government is trying to
introduce new policies to make India “Go Green”, Bhadra
International shows how you can eliminate pollution even from the tarmacs
of the Indian airports that are full of diesel fumes and also the fumes emitted
by the aircraft.
Bhadra International,
the world class Ground Handling company,
has spent millions of dollars in importing the state of the art cargo handling
equipment that is run by battery, eliminating any kind of pollution on the
tarmac.
So with Bhadra’s latest
imported battery operated Cargo handling equipment the workers at the airport
hangars do not have to breathe in the poisonous fumes normally emitted by the
old outdated equipment run by diesel.
The credit goes to one of the visionary
entrepreneurs, Prem Bajaj of Delhi,
He formed Bhadra back in 2000 when he realised that as the Indian
economy was liberalised and grew, demand for aviation would also mushroom and
modern ground handling services using the
latest equipment would be required. BIIL has since spent over $100 million to
procure the latest ground handling equipment
and providing facilities to ensure personnel are properly trained to use the
latest machinery.
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