LifeFlight Eagle Quickly Recues Parachute Accident Victim

Hear from Matt Daugherty from LifeFlight Eagle, flight nurse Josh Lighting who and Victim Jay Fabing tell a remarkable parachute accident Story and how the trip by LifeFlight helicopter to level one trauma center at Research Medical Center was quick and part of the LifeFlight Eagle’s non-profit mission and a legacy of serving the community with roots dating to 1978.LifeFlight Eagle has been serving the communities in Missouri and Eastern Kansas from its four bases in Chillicothe, Odessa, Harrisonville and Clinton, MO. for more than 35 years. They operate the Bell 407 and Bell 407GX aircraft and have an operational radius of 150 nautical miles from each their bases and their larger Sikorsky S-76 twin-engine helicopter, which is dedicated to the Children's Mercy Critical Care Transport Team, has a larger range and does frequently travel 200 miles or further for specialized neonatal and pediatric interfacility transfers.LifeFlight Eagle is a 501(c3) non-profit organization that provides life-saving helicopter transport for critically ill and injured patients in Kansas and Missouri communities surrounding Kansas City.https://www.lifeflighteagle.org/888 601 4913.AHARadioShow November 2nd, 2022