What is Air Ambulance?

Air ambulance refers to the use of airplanes or helicopters to transport patients or injured individuals in emergency situations from the accident site to a hospital, or from one hospital to another better-equipped facility. These aircraft are fully equipped with intensive care devices and staffed by specialized medical teams capable of providing care during the flight.

When is Air Ambulance Needed?

Air ambulance is used in the following cases:

• Major traffic or industrial accidents occurring in remote locations that are difficult to access by road vehicles.

• Transporting critical cases requiring urgent medical intervention that cannot tolerate delays associated with ground transport.

• Transferring patients between cities or countries when specialized treatment or surgical intervention unavailable locally is required.

• Medical evacuation from isolated areas or natural disaster zones.

Advantages of Air Ambulance

• Ultra-fast transport of patients.

• Access to remote or hard-to-reach areas where ground transport is challenging.

• Advanced medical care during the flight thanks to specialized medical staff and modern equipment.

• Increased survival chances in critical cases.

Air Ambulance as a Humanitarian Service

Air ambulance is not just about transporting patients; it represents one of the highest forms of humanity, where technology and medicine combine to serve and save lives. It has contributed to saving thousands of lives annually worldwide.