Welcome to the Army Air Corps Association
Trinity Insurance Partnership
The Army Air Corps Charity has entered into a new partnership with Trinity Insurance. Trinity is committed to providing protection to the Armed Forces community, including serving, reservists and veterans.
Trinity is a Financial Conduct Authority regulated broker and also a member of BIBA (British Insurance Brokers’ Association). The business is run by veterans and has over 23 years’ experience of serving the Armed Forces community.
With 50% of their staff drawn from across the military community, Trinity has a deep understanding of the needs of serving personnel, veterans and their families. With thousands of customers from across the armed forces community they strive to operate and serve those customers under the military values of service, loyalty, integrity and trust.
How can Trinity support members of The Army Air Corps family?
• By offering a range of products to members including buildings and contents insurance, travel insurance, life insurance, personal accident insurance, private medical insurance and more.
• By offering an experienced customer services team who are at the end of a dedicated phone number (and web chat) for any questions or quick quotes.
• By becoming a trusted insurance partner to members– striving to offer easy to understand products that are good value, meet the needs of the armed forces community and are backed up by excellent customer service.
AAC and Army Aviation members of Eagle Connect, serving and retired, can read the full list of offers available to the AAC family in the latest edition of Hawkeye, published on the app https://armyaircorps.co.uk/web-app/
Or, members of our Army Air Corps family can visit Trinity online via this bespoke link: Talk to Trinity
Welfare & Benevolence
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The AAC Regimental Committee acts as the Trustee Board for the AAC Charity (Charity Commission No 1184333), which provides the basis for welfare and benevolence in the Corps and for AAC Veterans.
If you are aware of somebody in need who may require help or advice, please direct them to their local Royal British Legion, SSAFA Regional Office, or the Officers’ Association, (or Veterans Aid in London), in the first instance.
These organisations give advice and will task caseworkers where appropriate.
Advice may be sought from either the AAC Welfare Assistant or the Army Air Corps Secretary via email:
Serving personnel may access support through their Unit Welfare staff or the service-related charities above.
SSAFA - 0800 731 4880 from 9.00 to 17.30 weekdays. At other times a message can be left. www.ssafa.org.uk/about-us/contact-us
The Royal British Legion – 0808 802 8080 from 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week.
www.britishlegion.org.uk/about-us/contact-us/
The Officers’ Association - 020 7808 4175
www.officersassociation.org.uk/contact- us/
Veterans’ Aid - 0800 012 6867 or 0207 8282468 or visit VETERANS-AID.NET/CONTACT/ Veterans Gateway can put veterans in touch with organisations dealing with healthcare, housing, employment and more. 0808 8021212. www.veteransgateway.org.uk/
More detailed information here
