This new platform brings real-time data, streamlined workflows, and cost-saving solutions to the air ambulance industry.

In the fast-paced world of technology, it is hard to imagine that air medical missions are coordinated using manual methods - relying on emails, phone calls, and even faxes. These fragmented workflows can result in inefficient operations and delays in delivering critical care. The absence of real-time visibility into provider availability and aircraft positioning forces medical teams to depend on time-consuming processes to identify the right aircraft for a mission. Moreover, patient and mission data are often handled through insecure processes, compromising GDPR and compliance. As a result, leadership struggles to manage costs effectively, frequently expending more time and resources than necessary.

ABTA – The Travel Association is reminding customers travelling overseas to take out travel insurance as soon as they book their trip, after data shows the medical costs travellers without insurance could face have risen substantially since 2019.

FAI Aviation Group, Germany’s leading global provider of mission-critical aviation services, offering fixed-wing air ambulance, special missions, charter and aircraft management, as well as full MRO services returns to EBACE this week in buoyant mood.  The company, now in its 36th year, opened FAI Technik’s new maintenance base at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) in February and business has kept solid into 2023 across its business.

Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex (KSS) has received a High Sheriffs’ Award in recognition of its outstanding services to the community.

A new clinical trial in the UK has began, with air ambulances across the country carrying ‘whole blood’ instead of separate red blood cells and plasma for the treatment of critically injured patients at risk of bleeding to death.