وسيعقد جلسة فيروس زيكا في 2016 اتفاقية لطيران رجال الأعمال الأوروبي & المعرض يوم الأربعاء, 25 مايو, 2016!
وسوف يبدأ الحدث في 10 إلى 11:45 صباحا. في الإلهام EBACE المنطقة الواقعة على المعرض أرضية المعرض.
كما دورة الالعاب الاولمبية في نهج ريو دي جانيرو, and with Brazil frequently cited as a “hot zone” for the mosquito-borne Zika virus, business aircraft operators are understandably concerned. “A lot of people are going to get anxious when going to Rio,” said Michael Braida, regional medical director, MedAire/International SOS in London. “However, if I were to do a risk approximation at this point, I think the downtown area is not going to be a problem.” Braida will be one of the subject experts presenting at an education session about the Zika virus at the 2016 اتفاقية لطيران رجال الأعمال الأوروبي & معرض (EBACE2016) on Wednesday, 25 قد, من عند 10 إلى 11:45 صباحا. في الإلهام EBACE المنطقة الواقعة على المعرض أرضية المعرض.
One factor operators should take into consideration is is that the Summer Games take place during Brazil’s winter, when the mosquito population is reduced. ومع ذلك, Brazil is not the only country impacted by the virus; هناك اكثر من 30 countries where Zika has now been identified, primarily in South America and Micronesia. “Flying into these endemic areas for Zika, dengue, yellow fever and malaria, the risk is still going to be low for business aviation if you follow some simple rules: sensible long pants, long-sleeve shirts, repellents,” Braida noted.
The EBACE session will look at the Zika issue from both the operator and crew perspectives. “For the operator flying an aircraft into these areas, are there any precautions necessary for their airplane, and for picking up passengers coming from that region? What should the operator and crew look out for?,” Braida said. “We’ll talk about how to disinfect the aircraft properly, and how to deal with a potential Zika patient on board.” “It’s also very important to address the concerns of the crew members – they’re the ones, بالطبع, who have potentially far greater exposure," أضاف. Braida is an internal medicine “intensivist,” specializing in patients with viral and bacterial infections. He has worked as an EMS helicopter physician since 1991, مع أكثر من 2,000 البعثات. A Canadian, he completed his medical degree at the University of Muenster, ألمانيا, with additional postgraduate research in immunology.
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