MedAire has expanded its long-standing partnership with Boeing Business Jets (BBJ).
MedAire’s comprehensive travel risk management solution will now be part of the standard equipment on-board every aircraft built.
Due to the changing mission profile and overall higher level of travel risks experienced in business aviation, there is the need for additional safety and security assistance. Boeing Business Jets is now equipped with MedAire’s expanded safety services; including aviation travel security briefs, air space assessments, information and advice to mitigate risk at destination, and access to MedAire’s 24/7 global network of security experts, local providers and logistics personnel.
“Our call data is a testimonial to the changing travel and risk profile for the business aviation customer.”
Bill Dolny, CEO of MedAire said: “Our call data is a testimonial to the changing travel and risk profile for the business aviation customer. Boeing Business Jet’s upgrade to MedAire’s comprehensive travel safety services is an example of a leading manufacturer responding to industry changes and customer needs.”
MedAire, an International SOS company, has been a leader in travel risk management for the business and general aviation market for over 30 years.
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