MEDICAL FLIGHT FROM NAPLES TO LINATE

The operation, carried out with a Falcon 900 aircraft from the 31st Flight of Ciampino, took place to transport a man in imminent danger of life.

26 March 2014

Author: Airfield Command/Q.G.1ª R.A. Linate (Milan) – Col. Alberto Di Carlo

The intervention, carried out with a Falcon 900 aircraft from the 31st Squadron of Ciampino, took place to transport a man in imminent danger of life. The transport, which became necessary given the man’s critical condition, was requested by the Naples Prefecture from the Situation Room of the Air Force General Staff, which immediately ordered the activation of the medical flight, carried out with a Falcon 900 aircraft from the 31st Squadron of Ciampino (RM). The aircraft, which landed at Milan’s military airport (Linate), disembarked the patient accompanied by his son, where an ambulance was waiting for them, which transported the patient to the aforementioned hospital.
After the landing operations, the Falcon 900 aircraft took off towards Ciampino. The Airport Command/General Headquarters of the 1st Air Region of Milan-Linate has the task of ensuring 24/7 assistance to institutional aircraft, as well as to aircraft engaged in medical and humanitarian missions in transit in Milan, and to support, from a logistical and administrative point of view, the Agencies, Departments of the Italian Air Force and Inter-Forces that operate on the premises of the 1st Air Region Command/Inter-Forces Military Guard Command and the Military Airport Command of Milan.