Cabin crew run 'Project Wingman' to support NHS staff

Project Wingman provides a space for hospital staff to relax and destress, especially during the coronavirus pandemic. Staffed by furloughed and redundant aircrew, it operates in 50 hospitals across the UK with over 5000 volunteers. The initiative is well-received, offering mental relief and a chance to unwind from the fast-paced hospital environment.

What is the primary purpose of Project Wingman?

• To provide medical training to hospital staff

• To offer a relaxing space for hospital staff to destress

• To conduct research on coronavirus

• To supply medical equipment to hospitals

Who primarily runs the Project Wingman initiative?

• Furloughed and redundant aircrew

• Volunteers from various industries

• Medical professionals

• Government officials

How many hospitals in the UK are covered by Project Wingman?

• 100 hospitals

• 25 hospitals

• 50 hospitals

• 75 hospitals

What is one of the benefits of Project Wingman mentioned in the transcript?

• It offers free meals to hospital staff

• It allows staff to interact with professionals from a similar industry

• It provides financial support to hospital staff

• It conducts workshops on stress management

How does Project Wingman help hospital staff mentally?

• By offering meditation classes

• By providing a peaceful environment to unwind

• By organizing team-building activities

• By offering counseling sessions