Two lifesaving operations by the Italian Air Force today involved a two-day-old newborn and a 13-year-old boy .
The first emergency air transport was carried out with a G650 aircraft on the Cagliari-Rome route to transfer the newborn from the Cagliari University Hospital to the Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital in Rome.
The little patient traveled in a thermal bassinet , assisted and accompanied throughout the flight by a medical team and his father before reaching the Roman hospital where he will receive the necessary treatment.
A second aircraft, a C130J departing from the Pisa base, landed at the capital's military airport to transport a 13-year-old boy in critical condition. The aircraft from the 46th Air Brigade directly picked up the ambulance carrying the boy and supporting medical equipment. Upon arrival, the ambulance continued its journey to the assigned hospital in Rome.
(Unioneonline)
