XL Catlin looks to help US aviation businesses take safety efforts to new heights with SOAR program
Journal of Transportation
By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Journal of Transportation -- To help their aviation clients heighten safety protocols and enhance risk management plans, XL Catlin has introduced its new Safety Optimization and Aviation Resource program or SOAR, for its select general aviation insurance clients.
According to Eric Donofrio, North America regional manager of XL Catlin's aviation insurance business, "Aviation businesses take their safety records very seriously, but building a strong safety culture requires considerable time and attention. Through our SOAR program, we're taking on some of the leg work for our clients, vetting and partnering with pre-qualified vendors and putting together quite a network of aviation safety and training experts."
"In the end, our clients have a lot of choices and easy access," said Doug Tibbs, eastern regional manager on XL Catlin's aviation insurance team. "They can choose a service partner that is right for their business, focusing on areas they want to strengthen or initiate an entirely new risk management strategy to address emerging risks like political and country risk intelligence, kidnap & ransom or perhaps executive etiquette or personal awareness training."
Keywords for this news article include: Aviation, XL Catlin.
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