ITIJ’s latest Air Ambulance Review brings fascinating insights on crew preparation and mission debriefs – getting to the heart of operations for an in-depth look at how different operators plan and collaborate both before and after a mission takes place. Plus, we get up to speed on decompressive craniectomy transports, look at insurance options for air ambulance providers, and have a wealth of invaluable case studies.

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Map of Capital Air Ambulance patient journey route Morocco to Spain

CASE STUDY: Capital Air Ambulance

A trauma case in Morocco demonstrates how working for an air ambulance company dealing with foreign repatriations requires the ability to navigate a wide range of unexpected circumstances on arrival…

Insurance for fixed-wing air ambulance operators

Air ambulance operators around the world are under pressure from health insurance and assistance companies to keep prices down, while at the same time, many are dealing with increasing hull…

Medevac impeded by potential criminal charge

MEDEVAC FLIGHTS' experience in handling complex cases, both medically and operationally, was highlighted by one of the company's recent missions repatriating a patient from China to New Zealand, where poor…

Air ambulance mission de-briefs aid crews and companies

Post-transport debriefs form an important part of an air ambulance company’s efforts to continually learn and improve the service they are offering, according to the experts who spoke to James…

Detailed flight planning key to air ambulance missions

Proper preparation enables more successful missions. James Paul Wallis goes behind the hangar door with global air ambulance operators to find out more about the effort that goes into ensuring…