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Travelers should take immunizations seriously

Mon, Apr 11th at 10:08 am

At Air Ambulance Card, our priority is making sure members have access to the best medical care (of THEIR choice).  We believe that your AAC membership is smart planning and an overall preventative measure that [...]

New AAC Customer Resource!

Mon, Mar 28th at 4:03 pm

Air Ambulance Card is excited to now offer a directly link to the UStiA TRIP site! As a member of the UStiA (United States Travel Insurance Association), we’re kept up to date on the latest trends [...]

Get to know Global Entry

Thu, Mar 10th at 1:00 pm

No matter how often you are traveling back in to the United States, this U.S. Customs and Border Protection program is something you should know about… Global Entry is a program that allows expedited clearance for [...]

Don’t let “financial risk” interfere with travel plans…

Mon, Feb 28th at 11:18 am

We wanted to share this important recent release from UStiA (United States Travel Insurance Association) that sheds light on the notion of “financial risk” as it relates to travel plans. Air Ambulance Card is a proud member [...]

Helpful Travel Websites

Mon, Feb 21st at 9:33 am

Here’s a short list of a few resources that you’ll want in your travel pack. Travel-Tot – This website offers tips and resources for travelers with tiny little stowaways, including an award-winning Travel Childproofing Kit, [...]

Domestic travel requires preparation, planning, security

Tue, Feb 15th at 9:34 am

Fact:  Only 30% of the 308 million citizens of the United States have a passport.  What does this mean in the world of travel?  A lot of travel is domestic travel, meaning Americans are staying [...]

Air Ambulance Card featured on InsuranceQuotes.com: “Don’t leave home without it”

Thu, Feb 10th at 9:21 am

In the wake of recent political and social turmoil in Egypt, many travelers are wondering what they might do if stranded with a medical emergency in an unstable foreign environment. See what Rita Colorito, Insurance.com,  discovers [...]

Airlines Added to Trip Advisor’s Feedback Pool

Wed, Jan 19th at 8:53 am

According to a recent NYTimes.com report, travelers can now rate airlines in addition to hotels, restaurants and activities. Launched this month by the decade-old TripAdvisor.com, TripAdvisor Flights allows travelers to offer feedback during the booking [...]

Checklist for international travel

Mon, Jan 10th at 3:00 pm

No matter how well you plan, it’s always distracting to get that “I just know I forgot something” feeling as you’re arriving at the airport… Thanks to tripresource.com, here’s a go-to checklist to keep handy [...]

Quick Look: Trends and top travel destinations for 2011

Mon, Jan 3rd at 1:50 pm

Happy New Year from Air Ambulance Card! Where on earth will we all be jet-setting off to in 2011?  What kinds of ups and downs did we experience in 2010?  What kinds of great deals [...]

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Air Ambulance Card is an indirect air carrier authorized under U.S. Department of Transportation Order 83-1-36, 99 C.A.B. 801 (1983), and uses the services of licensed FAA Part 135 direct air carriers to meet the air ambulance or medical evacuation transportation needs of its members/clients. Air Ambulance Card does not own, lease or operate any aircraft. As an indirect air carrier, Air Ambulance Card contracts for the provision of air transportation services in its own name and coordinates the provision of medical services. All flights are operated by licensed direct air carriers.

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