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Medevac Experts Release 10 Tips for Spring Break Safety

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (February 11, 2010) – Medical evacuation membership program Air Ambulance Card is releasing its Spring Break 2010 Travel Safety Tips. The advice is compiled from years of transport of sick and injured travelers. [...]

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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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