Stay ahead of the curve with tailored COVID-19 intelligence solutions

The COVID-19 burden was declining or stabilising in Europe and North America until recently. Now it is rising rapidly across the two countries as well as in Australia, New Zealand and Japan.

The general trend has been for waves to become less severe over time. However, the current wave has already surpassed previous peaks in some countries, such as Italy. Based on the rising cases in the Southern Hemisphere and the waves observed in the Northern Hemisphere over summer, COVID-19 is yet to conform to any seasonal pattern.

Airfinity has been a global reference point on COVID-19 since the begininng of the pandemic in 2020 by combining epidemiological, commercial, and scientific data to produce actionable and easy to understand intelligence.

Our team of scientists, epidemiologists, and quant analysts are on hand to quickly respond to questions and concerns from our clients and partners to help them track, analyse and predict the ongoing situation.

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What our users say?

who

“The Airfinity report is a guide for world leaders to fix a more ambitious action plan.”

Gordon Brown, WHO Ambassador for Global Health Financing & former UK Prime Minister

hm government

“Airfinity has been instrumental in our country's COVID response.”

Head of UK Government
Vaccine Task Force

ifpma

In a dynamic environment, Airfinity enabled us to remain on track with daily developments to enable more accurate decision-making. Airfinity combines nimbleness of real time data and their group of scientists that can analyse, model and provide strategic analysis for critical decision making.”

Iskra Reic, Executive Vice-President
Astrazeneca

Oxford

“Probably the most expansive, accurate and helpful of the multiple data sets on an international scale”

Sir John Bell ,
University of Oxford