Flight Nurses: Most hospitals will tell you that the loved one you need to transport needs a flight nurse. What this means is that you need a nurse to travel with your loved one on an air ambulance. Sometimes a doctor is needed, but usually a medic and a nurse can safetly transport a critical care patient. The basic life support (BLS) equipment on the aircraft is similar in nature to a ground ambulance. The better the aircraft the faster the distance. Some aircraft have to stop to refuel, and that is why I recommend Falcon Jets and Westwinds. Westwinds are the only aircraft that have enclosed bathrooms, room enough to take several passengers, and luggage. This feature can save you thousands on your air ambulance trip. Air Ambulance trips range in price from 7-8 thousand to about 30 thousand. International air ambulance services can cost five times that amount.

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