Angels of Flight Canada Inc.

02/06/2026

✈️ 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵 𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸?

Talk to a health-care provider at least six weeks before you travel to discuss:

💉 your immunization history
📋 make sure your vaccination schedule is up to date
🩺 go over any health-related concerns you have

See what vaccinations are recommended and required for your destination: travel.gc.ca/travelling/health-safety/vaccines

02/06/2026

https://insightscaremagazine.com/leader-in-aeromedical-training-velositys-global-impact-2025-january-2026/

Leader in Aeromedical Training highlights 7 powerful global impacts by Velosity in 2026, boosting education quality, safety, and career growth.

02/03/2026

www.angelsofflightcanada.com

02/03/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and coworkers of the paramedic seriously injured in this tragic accident today East of Peterborough ..

A Hastings Quinte Paramedic was airlifted to a Kingston hospital in critical condition following a collision between a ambulance and transport truck i

01/24/2026

01/24/2026

Porter Airlines announces closure of crew bases in Halifax and Thunder Bay

Note…. Flights should not be affected

CUPE 4061, the union representing more than 1,250 Porter Airlines cabin crew, says it is deeply disappointed by the airline’s decision to close its crew bases in Halifax and Thunder Bay — a move that will directly affect about 60 flight attendants.

Porter has told the union that affected employees will be offered positions at Toronto City Airport or Ottawa International Airport. However, cabin crew in Halifax and Thunder Bay now face difficult choices: commuting up to six hours a day at their own expense, relocating across the province or country, taking a voluntary temporary layoff of up to 120 months, or opting into an early retirement program.

As of May 7, the Halifax and Thunder Bay bases will officially close.
“Halifax and Thunder Bay have been vital parts of Porter’s network for years, and our members have built deep roots in both communities,” said CUPE 4061 President Sarah Seal. “This decision is devastating for our members and their families, who are now facing an uncertain future.”

The union says it will continue working to minimize the impact of the closures on affected cabin crew and their families in the months ahead.

01/11/2026

https://www.globalheroes.com/angels-of-flight-canada-compassionate-care/

News: Global Heroes: Angels of Flight Canada specializes in compassionate care when transferring patients after a health emergency abroad

01/09/2026

Whether we realize it or not, we’re all on a lifelong journey of learning. Formal education helps us to improve how we view the world and participate in it. It provides opportunities to share ideas and experiences that will make us better at what we do. Our journey will, at times, be filled with sources of wonderment that will drive us to learn more.
Developing our talents to be the best we can be is part of the learning curve. The Nursing Profession is no exception. With the primary objective of always acting in the best interests of the patient to achieve the best possible outcome, keeping current with the latest care methods is essential and even more in the flight medical environment where you have limited resources specifically trained medical personnel and equipment.
Nursing professionals will be faced with daily challenges, regardless of where they work. Caring for a patient while airborne however will be an entirely different thing to caring for a patient in a hospital setting. Very few medical professionals have had the benefit of flight training or aeromedical education which will cause decision making to be difficult due, simply, because of their lack of knowledge.
Flight Registered Nurses on the other hand must receive comprehensive instruction on all the critical elements of flight, and there are many. Everyone who gets on an aircraft, which is a very unique environment, has the potential for being affected by any number of the stressors that come with flying. Add the complication of an already compromised patient who is ill or injured, the Registered Nurse Es**rt must have specialized training and the expertise to respond to any medical episode that could occur during transport.
Because of the physical and mental demands placed on Flight Nurses, not everyone would find this a suitable occupation. But for those who are up for the challenge, the successful repatriation of a patient to their home province or country is very rewarding.
Integrity would dictate that everyone in healthcare has a responsibility to themselves and to their patients to obtain as much knowledge and information regarding their specialty and where their duties are performed. Ideally, those with specific expertise should always be utilized for the benefit of the patient. In the case of Flight Registered Nurses, the learning journey will never end.
https://www.angelsofflightcanada.com/education-and-training

01/04/2026

Angels of Flight Canada’s team of AIR MEDICAL specialized healthcare professionals and support staff recognize “time as precious” and immediately put an action plan in place to support our clients needs.

Operating in a world where change is a constant, and where challenges and disruptions are global in scale has become the new normal and the need for experience is even more important. As air medical health professionals interacting with ill and injured persons requiring a medical flight, it is our responsibility to ethically to ensure, all processes are in place with a plan to

activate quickly if required. Being prepared to mitigate these challenges in an unsettled world of political unrest, weather changes, healthcare shortages, country entry changes is absolutely necessary to move patients across the Country and Globally.

From travel documents and ground transfers, arranging flights, to communicating with hospitals in numerous languages, Angels of Flight Canada Inc. takes care of every aspect allowing the hospital staff or family the chance to focus on their work or family.