Thu, Feb 23, 2017
Provides Operational Safety Alerts To Aviation Businesses Worldwide
NATA has announced the addition of the LifeLine Response Platform to its array of products and services. This global safety platform provides situational awareness and on-demand protection for passengers and pilots in dangerous or vulnerable situations worldwide.
LifeLine Response utilizes comprehensive global imagery, communication tools and proprietary Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms to provide alerts and innovative operational safety and security oversight management to aviation businesses operating worldwide. The product is currently used by several government agencies, large universities and Fortune 500 companies.
“The LifeLine Response Platform is another NATA product demonstrating our members’ commitment to operational safety. Integrating the LifeLine Response Platform to your operation speaks volumes about your dedication to safety and security — differentiating your organization to passengers and employees in today’s competitive climate,” stated Timothy Obitts, NATA Executive Vice President.
“LifeLine Response’s cutting-edge technology platform provides on-demand security and protection, a real time monitoring portal with immediate emergency details and mass safety alerts — communicating vital, life-saving information the instant it’s available. We are extremely proud to partner with NATA to deliver these crucial services to the aviation business community. Our platform delivers the situational awareness, communication tools and support mechanisms required when traveling domestically and globally,” stated Peter Cahill, CEO at LifeLine Response.
(Source: NATA news release)
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