The first flight of the Medical Air Corridor landed in Spain in the early hours this morning with a load including three million face masks which will be distributed rapidly to hospitals. A second flight is now picking up additional supplies in China, and a third aircraft is at Madrid-Barajas airport where it will depart for China at midnight tonight.
The Medical Air Corridor, coordinated from a logistics centre, is backed and managed by the Federación Española de Empresas de Tecnología Sanitaria (Fenin), an association of Spanish medical technology firms, and also by the Oesía logistics group and Iberia Airlines. Spain's Ministries of Heath, Foreign Affairs, Finance and Industry, and Trade and Tourism are also actively involved in the initiative, and are dealing with the complex paperwork required by an operation of this scale, especielly during the global health crisis.
The Medical Air Corridor is intended to merge the capacities of the three partners with those of other initiatives. Together, joining public and private forces, we can contribute to speeding and expanding the delivery to Spain of medical supplies needed for:
The Medical Air Corridor is open to requests for material from all pbulic bocies and eompoaneis that need them. They can contact the centre at the email address CorredorSanitario@oesia.com.
To ensure the full funcioning of this infrastructure, the follwing capacities have been deployed in this initiative:
The sole aim of the three partners in the Medical Air Corridor is to join forces to combat COVID-19 effectively and in a humanitarian spirit. #corredoraereosanitario
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