A New Challenge Successfully Solved: ASWAN-GRANADA
The transfer was requested by one of our clients. It involved a man who had suffered an accident during his holiday, resulting in a vertebral fracture and a fractured finger.
He was hospitalized in a private hospital in Aswan.
The challenge was that the patient had limited mobility due to the vertebral fracture, requiring him to remain lying down as much as possible, although he was able to move and walk for hygienic purposes.
Another difficulty was his home city, Granada, which has no direct flights to Egypt. A combined air and ground transfer route was proposed: Aswan-Cairo-Madrid by commercial flight, followed by Madrid-Granada by ground ambulance.

I contacted the patient in the early morning hours; he was accompanied by his wife. After consulting with the hospital’s medical team and conducting my own assessment, the FIT-to-Fly was approved. The patient was able to travel in Business Class with his seat adjusted to its most horizontal position.

The repatriation began with a transfer to Aswan Airport by ambulance, and we completed the boarding process using the airport’s liftcarbox. I ensured the patient was comfortably seated, maximizing the seat’s recline and using the footrest to allow him to lie as flat as possible. We then embarked on the first flight, Aswan to Cairo.

At Cairo Airport, with the assistance of the passenger support service, we transferred to the next plane and began the flight to Madrid.
Throughout the flights, the patient was closely monitored. I ensured his vital signs were stable, watched for any signs of neurospinal issues, and maintained his prescribed medication regimen.

Once in Madrid, and with the help of the passenger support team, the patient was transferred to the stretcher in the ambulance for the final leg of the journey to his home in Granada by road. During this segment, he remained lying down on a vacuum mattress secured to the ambulance stretcher.

Finally, we arrived at the patient’s home without any incidents. He expressed his gratitude for being brought back home so quickly.
From the time the mission was planned to the moment the patient arrived home, less than 72 hours had passed.


“High-Seas Examination Successfully Completed”
Aeromedical and Marine TRI recently undertook a delicate mission at sea, demonstrating its commitment to providing comprehensive care in complex situations. The mission involved the assessment of two stowaways who had clandestinely boarded a vessel during its journey across the Atlantic.

Upon the ship’s arrival at the coast, the Aeromedical and Marine team worked in close collaboration with the National Police, Port Authority, and Immigration Services to evaluate the individuals. A thorough examination was conducted to assess their physical and mental health, ensuring their well-being after the long voyage.

Fortunately, both stowaways were found to be in good physical and mental condition. Following standard protocols and in coordination with the authorities, arrangements were made for their safe return to their country of origin aboard the same vessel.


This mission reflects the professionalism and sensitivity required to handle situations involving vulnerable individuals, balancing humanitarian care with operational efficiency. Aeromedical and Marine TRI remains steadfast in its dedication to providing specialized medical services in challenging environments.

Mission Accomplished: A Successful Medical Repatriation from São Paulo to London
🌍✈️ Today, we are thrilled to share a story that exemplifies our unwavering commitment and dedication to our patients. We have successfully completed the medical repatriation of a patient from São Paulo to London, ensuring their safety and well-being at every step of the journey.
This achievement was made possible by the incredible joint effort of our exceptional medical and logistical team. 🩺✨ Thanks to their professionalism, expertise, and compassion, we overcame the challenges of this complex operation, providing peace of mind to both the patient and their family.

Each medical repatriation highlights the importance of teamwork and the use of advanced technology in healthcare. This operation stands as a testament to the value of collaboration and meticulous preparation in successfully navigating critical situations.
We are deeply honored to have been part of such a significant chapter in the patient’s life and that of their family. Moments like these inspire us to continue delivering high-quality medical care on a global scale. 🌟

🔹 A heartfelt thank you to everyone involved who made this success possible!
🔹 Together, we reaffirm the importance of humanized care and our commitment to global health.
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👉 If you’d like more information about our medical repatriation services, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to care for you!



At Aero Medical & Marine Training and Rescue International, we handle diverse and complex missions across the globe, each one with its unique challenges and moments of deep human connection.
One recent mission took us to Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, where a patient sustained serious injuries after a fall during a safari expedition. Thanks to the incredible expertise and dedication of Alexia Hartmann Fernández, who traveled from Spain to personally lead the repatriation, the patient and her family were safely transported to Denmark.
From remote terrain and cross-border coordination to detailed medical planning, this mission was a testament to the resilience of our team and the strength of collaboration. Every procedure, every detail, every mile handled with care, precision, and compassion.
This is just one of many stories that remind us why we do what we do.












