A race against acute leukaemia and a story of what fast, coordinated medevac response looks like in practice Some diagnoses don't leave room for delay. When a bone marrow biopsy at a Harare-based haematology clinic confirmed acute myeloid leukaemia in Mr. Peters, a...

  As Africa’s healthcare landscape evolves, one sector is rapidly gaining importance, air ambulance services. With vast geographic distances, limited access to advanced medical facilities in rural areas, and growing demand for quality healthcare, the future of...

In emergency medicine, the first 60 minutes following a severe injury, known as the Golden Hour, can determine survival. During this critical window, bleeding must be controlled, airways secured, and vital organs stabilized. Across Africa, however, the ability to...

In over a decade of operation, we have executed evacuations across more than 150 cities and 30 countries. While our global footprint is extensive, the shifting landscape of international healthcare often presents new logistical frontiers. We recently reached a...

  When travelling internationally, we often think about the opportunities that lie ahead, family reunions, new experiences and adventures. Rarely do we imagine how quickly plans can change when a medical emergency arises, and how complex it can be to organize...

Air travel can be routine for many people, but for individuals with medical conditions, recent illnesses, or special health needs, flying safely requires careful assessment. This is where Fitness to Fly and Fit-to-Fly Certificates become essential. At Flying Doctors...