Aviem helps organizations prepare for, respond to, and recover from critical incidents, including aviation disasters, transportation emergencies, security incidents, technological accidents, natural disasters, and other high-consequence events.
Passengers, employees, families, visitors: how they are treated in a disaster shapes how the public, media, regulators, and courts judge your organization. Aviem keeps them at the center of the response and handles the logistics, technology, and administration behind it.
Short videos that explain how response works.
Explore education →02Response plans that fit your organization and hold up under pressure.
Explore planning →03Role-specific training, drills, and exercises that find the gaps early.
Explore training →04Call center, family assistance, and on-site teams, running together.
Explore response →Aviem was founded by Jeff Morgan, who established Delta Air Lines’ first emergency management department in 1996 and led or coordinated responses to multiple fatal events, including Swissair Flight 111 in 1998.
Our roots are in aviation, but preparation, coordination, family assistance, communication, documentation, and leadership under pressure matter in any high-consequence event.
Today, Aviem supports aviation, transportation, energy, hospitality, education, government, and other sectors where readiness cannot be theoretical, with methods built from what works in real events.
Every case is drawn from a real Aviem response and de-identified. The events are real. The lessons are yours to use.
A telecommunications company lost its own aircraft in a remote-region crash, called Aviem on day three, and a nine-person team took over.
Read the case →No wreckage and no answer for the families, and Aviem stayed on the ground for almost two months.
Read the case →A stalled hurricane flooded an energy workforce out of its homes; three operators turned to Aviem the same week.
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The best time to plan for an emergency is long before one happens. Let's talk about readiness for your operation.