In a single day, Medic’Air carried out three simultaneous missions in locations as varied as Hungary, Guinea and Sierra Leone.

The first mission kicked off from Le Bourget airport in Paris. This was a hand-over evacuation from Conakry in Guinea to Paris.

Medic’Air says that after delivery on the tarmac at Conakry airport by a local Twin Otter-type aicraft, the patient was boarded onto a Falcon 50 and then flown to Paris with the company’s medical team.

Meanwhile, a second Falcon 50 left Paris to carry out a double evacuation from a small town near Budapest to Detroit, Michigan and New York.

The final mission was another hand-over evacuation, this time from Freetown in Sierra Leone to Toulouse, France. According to Medic’Air, the patient was transferred to Freetown airport by helicopter, before being transferred to the third Falcon 50 for the final leg of the journey back to France.