Flight physiology takes into consideration the physical and mental impacts of flying on pilots and passengers, including medical crew and patients onboard. It asks the question, “How does air travel affect people?” When it comes to flying, multiple environmental factors play into our ability to adapt in the air: Changes in barometric pressure The higher […]
read more >We love our pilots! To celebrate all the hours and hard work they put in to both our medical and charter flights, we’re sitting them down for a question-and-answer session. For this Pilot Q&A, meet Kyle White! CSI Aviation: Why did you choose to fly for CSI, and how long have you been with us? […]
read more >We love our medical staff! To celebrate our flight nurses and medics and all the amazing work they do, we’re sitting them down for a question-and-answer session. For this week’s medic Q&A, meet Phil Sanchez, a former member of the Albuquerque Fire Department! CSI Aviation: Why did you become a flight paramedic? Phil Sanchez: I […]
read more >When it comes to keeping an aircraft cabin clean, there’s only so much rubbing down surfaces with sanitizer can do. That’s why CSI Aviation uses the AeroClave® RDS 3110. The AeroClave® RDS 3110 is a portable decontamination system designed to effectively disinfect spaces up to 5,000 cubic feet. The best part? It’s hands-free with the […]
read more >Both helicopters and fixed-wing airplanes offer air ambulance services for transporting patients. However, different circumstances require specific aircraft: When to use a Helicopter: On-scene emergency airlifts, such as the site of a car accident. Helicopters can take off and land just about anywhere. Short-distance transports between hospitals. If a stable patient needs to be moved […]
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