HANGAR TALK
Boston MedFlight Continues to Invest in Safety with Purchase of ASU’s E3 Night Vision Goggles
Boston MedFlight (BMF), a nonprofit critical care transport service, recently announced the purchase of the evolutionary E3 Night Vision Goggles (NVGs) from Aviation Specialties Unlimited Inc. (ASU). This investment is part of BMF’s ongoing commitment to improving the safety and well-being of its pilots and clinical team while providing top-level care for critically ill or injured patients.
In addition to weight savings, the E3 NVGs provide significant safety enhancement for night helicopter operations. The ability for the pilot to see obstacles and assure ground clearance, even on the darkest night, makes this night vision technology a lifesaver. The white-phosphor night vision image intensifier technology in E3 NVGs reduce eye strain and minimize blooming or shadowing from ground lights. E3 NVGs help mitigate fatigue and potential long-term injury for operators, particularly in demanding conditions.
“We are extremely proud of our partnership with the team at Boston MedFlight and honored to have them as an early adopter of E3,” said Dan Meyer, VP of Sales at ASU. “Boston MedFlight’s commitment to the health and safety of their pilots and clinicians is evident in their decision to purchase E3. These
NVGs not only improve performance, but also help safeguard the well-being of those tasked with lifesaving missions. Boston MedFlight is one of the most respected air operations in New England and they impact a large geographic region. Countless lives are saved because of their work, and that aligns perfectly with our mission to advance safety.””
ASU’s E3 NVGs are known for their superior optics, lightweight design, increased visibility, and enhanced comfort, providing BMF’s teams with the highest level of performance while supporting their overall well-being.
“This purchase is a major investment in the safety of our employees,” said Rick Kenin, chief operating officer for transport at BMF. “Our team is tasked with performing lifesaving missions every day, often in challenging environments. Improved visibility and reducing the weight of their equipment allows them to focus on the critical tasks of piloting our aircraft and providing patient care.”
BMF continues to prioritize both operational excellence and the health of its employees, ensuring that its teams have the best tools available to provide lifesaving care. This latest investment in E3 NVGs is a testament to the organization’s commitment to safety and innovation in critical-care transport.
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