Bahrain International Airport (BIA) has been rated the prestigious 5-Star rating by Skytrax, the world’s leading airport and airline rating organization, marking a milestone fifth consecutive year. Bahrain Airport
Company (BAC), the operator and managing body of BIA, highlighted that this recognition reflects the airport’s consistent standards and its continued focus on delivering exceptional services and facilities.
BIA’s continued 5-Star status is a major achievement for the Kingdom, underscoring the airport’s role as Bahrain’s main gateway and its contribution to the country’s broader aviation, tourism, and economic development goals. It also reflects Bahrain’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its presence in regional and international aviation.BAC Acting Chief Executive Officer and Chief of Airport Operations Ahmed Mohamed Janahi said: “Being rated 5-Star for the fifth year in a row is a moment of genuine pride for everyone at BIA. It reflects the dedication of our people, whose work each day upholds a world-class standard of service, and the cooperation of the broader airport community, including airlines, partners, service providers, and stakeholders who contribute to the strength of our operations. We remain committed to continuously
enhancing service standards, efficiency, and hospitality to ensure every journey through BIA is seamless, safe, and welcoming.”He added: “This milestone also speaks to BIA’s role as Bahrain’s gateway to the world and the airport’s contribution to national ambitions in aviation, tourism, and economic growth. As we look ahead, our focus remains on dependable operations, attentive service, and ongoing improvement that keeps the airport aligned with global best practices.”
The recognition further reinforces BIA’s standing as a consistently high-performing airport and affirms the standards that define its presence on the global stage. It reflects the sustained ambition behind the airport’s development and the level of performance it has maintained over many years, setting a benchmark the airport continues to meet.
