-4.7 C
New York

Tag: Ebola

Part Two: The Future of Air Ambulance Helicopter Safety

Air Ambulance Safety
FAA human factors analysis reveals why medical helicopter crashes persist, pointing to decision-making, fatigue, and safety culture as key risks.

Part One: The Sacramento Incident is a Warning the Air Ambulance Industry Cannot Ignore

Air Ambulance Safety
The Sacramento air ambulance crash on Highway 50 highlights growing safety concerns in medical aviation, exposing human, operational, and systemic risks.

Would You Fly in this Air Ambulance used to Ferry Ebola Patients?

Air Ambulance
The Gulfstream air ambulance that has been used to transport several patients infected with the deadly Ebola virus is fast developing a name for...

The World is Looking at Air Ambulances to Contain Ebola

Air Ambulance
In a recent effort to contain the deadly Ebola virus, the Liberian government has purchased four additional air ambulances and one of these air...

Recent articles

spot_img
Premium Content

© AirAmbulanceWeekly.com by Air Ambulance Experts