Osprey Flight Solutions and Blake Emergency Services have entered into a partnership that combines their expertise to support the aviation industry in navigating risks, enhancing preparedness and fostering resilience. This partnership brings together Osprey's aviation risk management and security intelligence capabilities with Blake's experience in global crisis response, recovery and resilience. Together, they aim to provide comprehensive solutions that empower operators, airports and aviation authorities to prepare for and respond to incidents with precision, confidence and care.

Blake Emergency Services brings over 40 years of experience leading the way in crisis response and recovery, with a multidisciplinary team of experts and innovative tools in emergency management. Osprey, renowned for its real-time aviation risk insights, brings a wealth of advanced technology and expert analysis to the partnership. This partnership enables the delivery of seamless, integrated solutions to safeguard individuals, organisations and operations worldwide.

“By joining forces, we're not just combining service, we're creating a robust framework that allows the aviation industry to respond to crises with the highest standards of care, sensitivity and efficiency,” states Abigail Pollard, managing director of Blake Emergency Services. “This partnership underscores our commitment to delivering exceptional support and resilience to the global aviation community.”

Bruce Norfolk, head of partnerships at Osprey Flight Solutions, adds: “Blake Emergency Services has a sterling reputation for its excellence in crisis response and emergency management, and we're excited to collaborate with such a trusted leader. Together, we're enabling the aviation industry to mitigate risks more effectively and prepare for the challenges of today's dynamic environment.”

The partnership's impact is already underway, with Blake Emergency Services recently participating in Osprey's Sales Kick-Off in London. Abigail Pollard shared insights into post-crisis recovery and resilience, reinforcing the importance of collaborations that ensure operational continuity across the aviation ecosystem.