Our medical air transport services range from commercial airline nurse escort service to air travel consulting. Flying Nurses International will coordinate all of the details for air and ground travel and provide a flight nurse escort to accompany the more acutely ill or injured patient traveling on a commercial airline or a private aircraft.


Our Clientele---14 Year History of Domestic and International Service

Domestic:
Government entities, Workers compensation programs, US Embassies, Insurance companies, Managed health plans, Skilled nursing facilities, Private hospitals,Medical teaching institutions, Rehabilitation centers, National health institutes, Private individuals.

International:
Travel assist companies, Travel organizations, Student groups, Maritime companies, Fishing vessels, Cruise ship lines, Foreign Consular offices, Immigration services, Private individuals.

Flying Nurses International assists with all phases of travel; from your home, a hotel, a cruise ship, or hospital bed, until you reach your final destination. Although we do not operate a private air ambulance service, Flying Nurses International provides assistance with securing an air transport service that meets your medical needs. After determining your medical transport needs and consulting with your health care provider, we will advise you as to the safest, most cost effective form of travel.

After the consultations, Flying Nurses International will obtain the travel documents and medical orders necessary for your medical transport. Written medical clearance is obtained from your primary care physician and is required by most major airline carriers. We streamline your travel needs by coordinating all ground and air transportation including: oxygen, wheelchair, ambulation assistive devices, and other specialized medical equipment. We will coordinate each travel detail to ensure that all your medical transport needs are met from bedside to bedside. We can also assist in obtaining confirmation of insurance benefits.

Our flight team will closely monitor your medical status under the direction of your personal physician and health care team (until a transport plan is secured?). All treatment administered in-flight follows medical orders provided by your primary care physician. Emergency treatment is performed in accordance with the American Heart Association Basic Life Support Standards.

Resting comfortably, Oxygen and ventilator assisted patients in the first class cabin.