Zurich-Airport, 1^st October 2011, swiss49 is expanding its customer portfolio providing comprehensive Flight Data Monitoring and Safety Management services to a European Carrier operating an Airbus 300 and Boeing 737 fleet.

“swiss49 is pleased to welcome the new valued customer”, said Marcel Amherd, owner and manager swiss49. “With our extensive technical and operational Flight Safety experience we are confident to efficiently support our customer’s requirements and fleet.”

According to the operator’s management swiss49 was chosen after a thorough evaluation process due to its unparalleled customer focus and the capability to provide not only comprehensive Flight Data Monitoring services but as well wide-ranging Safety Management Training, based on International Standards and recommended Practices.

swiss49 ag is a Flight Data Monitoring company which provides full-scale Flight Safety and Flight Operations Efficiency analysis services to airlines, flag carriers, business and VVIP operators.

swiss49 publishes 2009 FDM Cross-Fleet-Comparison Report s49 2009 FDM Cross-Fleet-Comparison Report

Zurich-Airport, 4^th December 2010, swiss49 officially publishes the 2009 FDM Cross-Fleet-Comparison Report of its Flight Data Monitoring customer group.

Several of swiss49 Flight Data Monitoring service customers followed the swiss49 call for the contribution of their operational flight data to be benchmarked versus the Flight Safety Foundation's 2009 Annual C-FOQA Statistical Summary Report. All participating operators received a customised Flight Safety Report for their own fleet.

Sven Waibel, Chief Flight Operations and Head of Safety Rabbit Air says: "The comparison of the swiss49 CFC Report versus the Flight Safety Foundation annual C-FOQA summary allows a robust and standardised benchmarking of the Flight Safety Level of the Rabbit Air flight operation. Additionally the swiss49 team provided us with Flight Safety conclusions and recommendations for the daily flight operation. We are keen to see future trends on the high-lighted flight safety topics. Furthermore we are convinced to have a very strong tool to identify important areas for future internal flight safety campaigns!"

The swiss49 FDM Cross-Fleet-Comparison Report applied Flight Safety Event metrics, which is identical to the Flight Safety Foundation C-FOQA initiative. From a technical viewpoint the flight data processing is based on the Flight Data Monitoring System eFOQA by Austin Digital, Inc.

“swiss49 is pleased to welcome the Middle East first-class VVIP operator as a new valued customer”, said Matthias Haefliger, owner and manager swiss49. “With our extensive technical and operational Airbus 340 wide-body experience we are confident to efficiently support our customer’s requirements and fleet.”

According to the operator’s management swiss49 was chosen after a thorough evaluation process due to its flexible business concept and the capability to provide not only comprehensive Flight Data Monitoring services but as well wide-ranging Safety management know-how and best industry practices.

swiss49 ag is a Flight Data Monitoring company which provides full-scale Flight Safety and Flight Operations Efficiency analysis services to airlines, flag carriers, business and VVIP operators.

Swiss Air Ambulance Ltd. chooses swiss49 as its Flight Data Monitoring partner

Zurich-Airport, 26^th October 2010, Swiss Air Ambulance Rega has selected swiss49 as the Flight Data Monitoring service provider for its Canadair CL-604 Challenger fleet.

“swiss49 is absolutely delighted to welcome the Swiss Air Ambulance team as a new Flight Data Monitoring customer”, said Matthias Haefliger, owner and manager swiss49. “We are looking forward and are committed to provide the best technical support and comprehensive Flight Data Monitoring and Safety know-how to Swiss Air Ambulance.”

According to the Swiss Air Ambulance management swiss49 was chosen after a thorough evaluation process due to its ability to understand Swiss Air Ambulance FDM requirements related to special airports operations, the dedicated focus on its core business FDM and the competitiveness regarding the cost-performance ratio.

Swiss Air-Rescue, also well known as “Rega” is an independent, non-profit foundation and a member of the Swiss Red Cross. Swiss Air-Rescue is operating three air-ambulances Canadair CL-604 Challenger as flying intensive care units.