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ITIJ Review 308 Cover

September 2026
 Issue

This issue we focus on the problems that rising costs are having on the industry. Air ambulance providers are facing costs across fuel, aircraft maintenance, staffing, insurance, regulatory compliance, and specialist medical equipment. As if that wasn’t enough, delayed payments from insurers are adding further financial pressure. Despite these challenges, providers agree that patient safety and clinical quality must not be compromised. 

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Ambulance and air ambulance

Keeping costs low and quality high

With costs of aircraft, fuel, staffing, and equipment all rising, how are providers balancing increasing costs with maintaining the highest quality?
1 Sep 2026
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Alysia Cameron-Davies
Air ambulance on a runway with an ambulance

Safely airborne: transporting highly infectious patients

Oliver Cuenca speaks to members of the aeromedical community to discover the process behind the transportation of patients afflicted with highly contagious diseases
1 Sep 2026
illustration of the world

Lost in translation: the data gap in patient transport

Fragmented data continues to shape how medical transport is quoted, coordinated, and delivered worldwide, with providers still working from different versions of ‘what matters’. As digital tools advance, the industry...
1 Sep 2026
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Siân Yates
Headshot of Mustapha Hmoud

Navigating critical care across continents

Mustapha Hmoud, Sales and Development Manager at Air Ocean Maroc, talks to Michelle Royle about his role, complex cases, and their expanding fleet
1 Sep 2026
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Michelle Royle
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ITIJ 303 April 2026 A&R Review magazine cover

April 2026
 Issue

In the first Assistance & Repatriation Review of 2026, we explore the cultural, legal, and logistical intricacies of funeral repatriation in, around, and out of the Middle East. We also consider how pre-deployment medical assessments can save lives and sea voyages. The burgeoning demand for telehealth among students is covered in our third feature, plus we look at how companies are delivering services that meet that need.

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Cargo ship

Proactive, not reactive: the benefits of medical checks for seafarers

Out on the open ocean, medical incidents can scupper even the best-made plans. Oliver Cuenca explores how pre-deployment medical exams can help keep voyages on course
1 Apr 2026
Illustration of telehealth

Telehealth for international students

Alysia Cameron-Davies explores explore how international students access telehealth, examining its benefits, barriers, and affordability, and the importance of building customer trust
1 Apr 2026
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Alysia Cameron-Davies
Graves in the middle east

Navigating funeral repatriation challenges in the Middle East

Chloe Fox speaks to experts about legal hurdles, cultural customs, embalming, autopsies, and cost challenges in Middle East repatriations
1 Apr 2026
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Chloe Fox
People looking at a maze

Engineering certainty in global repatriation

Liran Matityahu and Ariel Mauer of Medassis explain how assistance providers can build contingencies into their processes to avoid repatriation disruption
1 Apr 2026
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Ariel Mauer & Liran Matityahu
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