While people often travel on their own to receive medical care, the safest means of patient transport is with an air ambulance services in Nigeria. When traveling in an air ambulance, there are two forms of aircraft available, an ambulance jet or space on a scheduled commercial flight accompanied by medical personnel. Traveling on a scheduled flight is cheaper than on a private ambulance jet. However, a private jet outfitted with the latest medical equipment provides the best in-flight medical care and has shorter lead times than commercial flights. Depending on the patient’s condition, a private ambulance jet may be necessary or simply a better option.

In other cases, however, the best option is traveling on a commercial flight accompanied by medical personnel. Patients who can travel sitting upright can utilize a regular Business Class seat accompanied by a doctor or paramedic who can provide emotional support during the flight and first-aid care if needed. For patients who are stable and able to travel lying down but not sitting, space can be reserved on a scheduled plane with seats removed to make room from a stretcher and accompanying medical staff as well as screens installed to ensure the patient’s privacy.

Humancare can transport patients using international commercial stretcher service on commercial airlines. This service requires advance planning. In a typical commercial stretcher transport, Humancare World wide will block rows of seats on the commercial airliner to allow room for an FAA approved stretcher, then surround the area with a curtain.

The sensitive nature of Medical Air Transfer needs to be emphasized by a service that guarantees precision, confidence and reliability. Humancare World wide air ambulance services provides a speedy state-of-the-art “airlifting” service to patients who cannot go through the rigorous travelling by road but need advance and urgent medical help.

Our team of medical coordinators will consult with the patient’s physician and evaluate the patient’s medical condition as it will determine the patient’s state for air travel and is in “fit-to-fly” status. Arrangements are based upon the medical necessity of the patient.