The increasingly burdensome and dangerous traffic of large cities drives many executives to consider helicopter rentals to facilitate their movement and prevent delays or even non-attendance at major business events.
To keep up with this market demand and to meet the needs of its customers, GoSafe Brazil offers executives who hire their services the option of helicopter rental.
One of the most requested services is the transfer from the international airport of São Paulo to the hotels or offices here in the capital.
Partnerships
To meet the needs of those interested in helicopter rental, GoSafe Brazil has partnerships with various companies and helicopter pilots. With these partnerships, the company can facilitate the arrangement of this service or provide advice on the hiring of the equipment and/or the closing of contracts with pilots.
These partnerships enable executives hiring helicopters to have the most up-to-date and safe models at their disposal, ensuring that travel takes place as safely as possible.
These agreements also make it possible for executives to choose the pilot that best fits their needs.
Training
Although not part of the GoSafe Brazil staff, the pilots who transport executives that choose the helicopter rental service act on the same principles that guide the values of GoSafe Brazil.
To ensure that the physical safety of the customer is preserved, the pilots of the aircraft undergo frequent training to keep abreast of all current regulations.
Aircraft maintenance
Aircraft maintenance and care is taken very seriously by GoSafe Brazil. Helicopters used for air transportion undergo regular checks, where each of its components is assessed.
As the mission of GoSafe Brazil is to ensure the safety of those who contract their services, ensuring that the helicopter used to transport clients is in excellent condition is of paramount importance to the company.
Each company selected as a partner in providing aircraft or pilots maintains high quality standards, ensuring that all safety protocols have been followed.