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Australian Helicopters has painted its fleet with moustaches in support of Movember.
The company, which operates from eight bases across Australia providing mission critical services, last year raised $10,000 in support of men’s health issues, a figure it hopes to exceed this year as well as helping to give profile to the cause.
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Australian Helicopters’ managing director Scott Swift says he’s buoyed by the fact that his company has developed a culture that fosters this kind of spirit amongst its employees.
“Not only am I pleased that our staff and crew members are getting involved in Movember, but I’m very happy that we can creatively promote the cause and charity by adding moustaches to our helicopters.
“The helicopters work actively in the community on medical rescue and surveillance tasks and therefore the initiative should generate increased awareness and interest.
