International Air Ambulance Services

Discounts On Critical Air Charter

I want to thank you and your International Air Ambulance Services staff for your help in making our lives more enjoyable and fulfilling. Having Mom and Dad here in Sacramento has reduced my worry about them being in Battle Creek, Michigan alone. My wife and I see them often and have holiday celebrations with them throughout the year. This was all possible only with your critical air charter help.

As part of training, our air medical charter services crews must demonstrate air ambulance knowledge, performance, and skills to preceptors. All air ambulance team members meet the following requirements:bAt least five years experience in critical care,bTraining in flight physiology, ACLS, and critical care medicine, Current certification in ACLS, ATLS, PALS, and/or NALS, Each air medical charter services specialist has successfully completed a American Department of Transportation Air Medical Crew-Advanced National Standard Curriculum or its equivalent which has been approved by our medical director. Courses include general topics, patient assessment, flight safety, and management appropriate to the patient in the airborne environment.

In non-emergency situations, International Air Ambulance Services provides our customers a written quote explaining all services provided. The air charter transport planes price quoted is the final price and there are no hidden costs. Our rates are based on formulas intended to provide our customers a fair price for superior service.

Our medical director in consultation with the patient's doctor will recommend various medically appropriate options for the patient. The major difference between our air medical charter services aircraft is flight speed. All are equipped with the same advanced life support equipment and skilled medical teams. Some critical patients require the fastest form of transport available, the jets. Others can withstand a little longer flight for substantial cost savings. Factors in choosing the aircraft include the patient'smedical condition, the number of passengers traveling with the patient,and the length of the flight.