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EAA air ambulance

CASE STUDY: International road-accident repatriations

Every air ambulance flight is linked to a tragedy in some way. However, within a short period, the European Air Ambulance (EAA) was tasked with four very similar repatriations with...

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European Air Ambulance

Malteser patient care

CASE STUDY: Out of the ordinary

After decades of experience in aeromedical transports, one might think they have seen it all – however, sometimes there is a case so extraordinary that even the most experienced flight...

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Malteser AeroMedical

Airlec Air Ambulance life support machine

CASE STUDY: Mission impossible

In situations, where patients are in need of help in foreign countries, and where other fellow air ambulance competitors denied their help, Airlec once again proved their competence in organising...

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AIRLEC Air Ambulance Team

Swiss Air-Rescue Rega contagious patients

CASE STUDY: Transporting highly contagious patients

Missions to transport contagious patients are demanding, and part of the everyday work of the crews of Swiss Air-Rescue (Rega). Thanks to Rega’s strong innovative drive, repatriating patients on board...

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Swiss Air-Rescue Rega Team

Redstar air ambulance jet

CASE STUDY: Crossing three continents on land, sea and air

When a 42-year-old crew member on a cargo vessel developed chest pain while on duty in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea near North Africa, the crew of Redstar Aviation...

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Redstar Aviation Team

AeroLYFT air ambulance medical crew

CASE STUDY: Air ambulances and US ground transport services: an industry begging for change

The industry can do so much better, says John Watson.

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