Medical Evacuation

In-Flight Medical Services:

  1. Assessment of medical conditions and preparations.
  2. Life-saving emergency treatments.
  3. Preparation and administration of prescribed medications (oral, subcutaneous, intravenous).
  4. Patient nutrition via oral, nasal, pharyngeal, and gastric tubes.
  5. Patient monitoring using technologically advanced devices to detect subtle or sudden changes in breathing, kidney function, and heart condition, and documenting precise reports.
  6. Determining the patient's health status and disease monitoring.
  7. Taking appropriate medical measures when symptoms occur in the patient.
  8. Maintaining the patient's circulatory continuity through muscle movements to prevent blood clotting complications.
  9. Controlling and maintaining respiratory system function and keeping the airway open for smooth breathing.
  10. Maintaining patient confidentiality and privacy throughout the journey by preserving patient rights.

Air Medical Team:

  • A specialized medical team in critical care and medical evacuation.
  • Physicians and specialized care team for critical cases.
  • Specialized care team for transporting patients with chronic illnesses aboard aircraft.
  • A private medical caregiver assisting in meeting personal and non-emergency medical needs.
  • Respiratory specialist.
  • Physical therapy specialist.

Medical Equipment and Devices:

  • Defibrillators
  • Suction Devices
  • Vital Signs Monitoring Devices
  • Medical Air Mattresses
  • Electrical Muscle Stimulators
  • Tablet Devices and Documentation Equipment