Benefits of Non-Emergency Travel Companions

Benefits of Non-Emergency Travel Companions

Boomers Today

Benefits of non-Emergency Travel Companions

April 12, 2024

Bob Bacheler is the owner and managing director of Flying Angels, Inc. based out of Philadelphia, PA where he manages a team of medical escorts comprised of highly skilled nurses and doctors.

In addition to being a Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN), Bob is a Certified Flight Registered Nurse (CFRN), a Transport Practitioner Advanced Trauma Provider (TPATC), has is certification in Travel Health (CTH) from the International Society of Travel Medicine and is a Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP). For several years, Bob had the privilege to serve on the board of directors for Air & Surface Transport Nurses Association (ASTNA), where he had the opportunity to directly impact issues relating to the transportation of patients through the means of helicopters, fixed wing planes, and medical escorts.

Travel Tips for Flying With Grandkids

Travel Tips for Flying With Grandkids

AARP

Travel Tips for Flying With Grandkids

April 4, 2024

Flying can be highly stressful because of flight delays and cancellations, cramped airplane seats and the never-ending battle for overhead bin space.

But if you’re planning to take your grandkids somewhere special — their first big amusement park perhaps — flying might be the best option. And with proper preparation and the right mindset, the time spent at 30,000 feet can even be pleasant.

Haven’t flown in a while? Here’s how air travel has changed

Haven’t flown in a while? Here’s how air travel has changed

Haven't flown in a while? Here's how air travel has changed

April 3, 2024

If you haven’t flown in a while, fasten your seat belts. I’ve got good news — and bad news.
You’ve probably already heard the bad news because it travels faster than the speed of sound. Airfares are up. So are luggage fees. And we seem to have a problem with in-flight violence again. 

But there’s more to the story, and if you’re an occasional air traveler, you’ll want to get the big picture. You might be surprised by what you find.

How Air Travel has Changed Since the Pandemic

How Air Travel has Changed Since the Pandemic

How Air Travel has Changed Since the Pandemic

April 1, 2024

If you haven’t flown in a while, fasten your seat belts. I’ve got good news — and bad news.
You’ve probably already heard the bad news because it travels faster than the speed of sound. Airfares are up. So are luggage fees. And we seem to have a problem with in-flight violence again. 

But there’s more to the story, and if you’re an occasional air traveler, you’ll want to get the big picture. You might be surprised by what you find.

What Happens When There’s an In-Flight Emergency?

What Happens When There’s an In-Flight Emergency?

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What Happens When There’s an In-Flight Emergency?

March 27, 2024

So far in 2024, several in-flight medical emergencies have made headlines around the world. In early January, a passenger on a Jet2 flight from Tenerife, Spain, to Manchester, England, died after being found unresponsive in the lavatory. 

Passengers on a Munich-bound Lufthansa flight in early February described the “absolute horror” onboard when a man began gushing “liters” of blood from his nose and mouth;

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