Cockpit automation heightens safety, the move by air medical providers to longer-range jets, the standardization of infectious disease patient transfers, and electronic communication in the Mediterranean Sea helping to aid refugee rescues

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AirMed&Rescue November issue out now

Automation in the cockpit, reports from the Emergency Services Show, and an interview with US Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer Jason Quinn - all in the latest edition of AirMed&Rescue

Automation in the cockpit

When it comes to automation in the cockpit that helps reduce a pilot’s workload, what really makes a difference from their perspective? What is lacking from civilian cockpits that military…

Interview: Jason Quinn, The Real ResQ Podcast Host

Jason Quinn talks to Kate McLaughlin about his path to becoming a Rescue Swimmer, and what inspired the creation of The Real ResQ Podcast

Drawing a clear picture of infectious disease patient transport standards

Can there be a defined international standard for Covid-19 air medical transfers? Mandy Langfield finds out if there is an appetite among air ambulance operators to offer their insurance and…

Collaboration in action: How the UK Fire and Rescue Service has helped Ukraine

Kate McLaughlin reports from the Emergency Services Show, where panelists discussed how the Fire and Rescue Service in the UK has responded to the war in the Ukraine

Interview: Ben Darlington - EURORSA Rescue Swimmers Meet 2022

It’s a welcome return for the Rescue Swimmers Association (EURORSA) Meeting – and President Ben Darlington is promising an event filled with innovation and interesting discussion in Portugal

The move to long-range jets

The Covid-19 pandemic saw a global surge in demand for long-range jet air ambulance provision, driven largely by the operating restrictions placed on service providers. Jonathan Falconer looks at how…

Electronic communication - saving lives in the Mediterranean

Thomas Withington explores how radio monitoring equipment is helping to save the lives of those in distress crossing the Mediterranean