FAI Aviation Group
Thomas Buchsein has a diverse work experience in the medical field. Thomas started their career as an ICU staff physician at the Munich Hospital Harlaching in 1983 and worked part-time in that role until 2014. In 1985, Thomas joined ADAC Luftrettung as a HEMS Emergency Physician and held that position until December 2016. In 2005, they became the Medical Director at FAI rent-a-jet AG, a role they still hold. Additionally, Thomas served as the Medical Director at AXA Assistance Germany from 2009 to 2014.
Thomas Buchsein obtained a degree in medicine from the Technical University of Munich in 1982.
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FAI Aviation Group
Headquartered at Albrecht Duerer International Airport in Nuremberg, Germany, FAI Aviation Group is a European pioneer in global high-end aircraft services providing unparalleled experience on Germany’s largest VVIP charter and air ambulance fleet of seven Bombardier Global Express, six Challenger 604, one 850, twelve Learjets 60 and one Premier 1A. The fleet includes two aircraft providing Special Mission Services for the world´s largest NGO. FAI has also approved service provider of ICRC (Intl. Committee of the Red Cross), WFP (World Food Program) and other global acting Health and Relief Organizations. FAI runs a 14,000 m² carbon-neutral FBO at its Nuremberg Homebase, employs a full-time staff of 200 people, including 60 mechanics and engineers at its in-house MRO, plus some 50 part-time physicians and paramedics. FAI operates satellite offices in Dubai and Miami. FAI holds an Air Operator Certificate (AOC) issued by the Federal Aviation Office of Germany under license no. D-049 AOC, as well as a Maintenance License for aircraft of the manufacturer Learjet-Bombardier, license no. DE.145.0062 EASA Part-145. FAI also operates an in-house pilot-training centre (APPROVED TRAINING ORGANISATION; ATO) under license no. DE.ATO.062. All three licenses are quality seals, certifying that all quality requirements are met for air transport, maintenance and pilot-training.