Babcock, January 22, 2025 - We’ve been awarded a new 10-year contract by Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA) to continue our role as the charity’s aviation partner, providing exclusive aviation support to the charity from bases at Perth and Aberdeen International Airport, 365 days a year.
SCAA is trusted by communities across Scotland to provide pre-hospital emergency care to those who need it most, particularly in some of the most remote and rural areas of the country.
As part of the contract, we will upgrade helicopter operations and increase night flying capability as part of the charity’s longer-term strategy to extend its operating hours.
Chloe Barker, Managing Director of Babcock’s UK aviation business said: “SCAA delivers critical lifesaving care to communities across Scotland, saving thousands of lives every year.
“We’re proud to have been by the charity’s side for 10 years, delivering essential helicopter emergency services and are thrilled to continue our collaboration with the charity as it looks to further enhance its services.”
David Craig, Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance Chief Executive added: “We are delighted to continue our long-term aviation partnership with Babcock. Keeping patients at the centre of everything we do is critical when determining our strategic focus. These service upgrades are the next step to ensure that SCAA achieves our ambition that ‘no one in Scotland should die because help can’t get there, in time’.”
SCAA is trusted by communities across Scotland to provide pre-hospital emergency care to those who need it most, particularly in some of the most remote and rural areas of the country.
As part of the contract, we will upgrade helicopter operations and increase night flying capability as part of the charity’s longer-term strategy to extend its operating hours.
Chloe Barker, Managing Director of Babcock’s UK aviation business said: “SCAA delivers critical lifesaving care to communities across Scotland, saving thousands of lives every year.
“We’re proud to have been by the charity’s side for 10 years, delivering essential helicopter emergency services and are thrilled to continue our collaboration with the charity as it looks to further enhance its services.”
David Craig, Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance Chief Executive added: “We are delighted to continue our long-term aviation partnership with Babcock. Keeping patients at the centre of everything we do is critical when determining our strategic focus. These service upgrades are the next step to ensure that SCAA achieves our ambition that ‘no one in Scotland should die because help can’t get there, in time’.”
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