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I'm sure Airmed is a fine program, but they aren't even in the same league as Life Flight. If im injured I want Life Flight to come to my rescue - they are the top program in the country.
AirMed is the number one flight program in the world.(They received the Program of the year Award...It is an international award) They are on the leading edge of technology and advancements in the Air-medical field, from the equipment they use to the aircraft they fly, and so on. Both programs are amazing and very capable. They both consist of people who are my heroes. AirMed and Life Flight are very much in the same league. I suggest that the previous commenter look a little deeper into the subject before making such arrogant remarks.
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