Urgent medical flight from Cagliari to Milan for a newborn | News

The little one was transported with a Falcon 50 of the 31st Wing

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Sardinia Live editorial team

An emergency medical transport was carried out this morning. A six-day-old baby, in need of very urgent specialist care, was transported from Cagliari to Milan aboard a Falcon 50, an aircraft of the 31st Wing of the Air Force, based in Ciampino.

The little boy, hospitalized at the Monserrato “Duilio Casula” University Polyclinic in Cagliari, was thus able to quickly reach the IRCCS San Donato Polyclinic in Milan, accompanied by his father and a medical team for in-flight assistance.

The Air Force plane, which left Ciampino military airport around 11.30 am, reached Cagliari-Elmas airport after about an hour’s flight. Once the boarding procedures for the patient and his companions were completed, the Falcon 50 finally landed at Milan-Linate Airport around 1.30pm. From here the newborn was able to reach the Milanese hospital, thanks to an ambulance waiting for him on site, to be immediately entrusted with the specific care he needed.

The emergency flight, requested by the Prefecture of Cagliari, was immediately arranged and coordinated by the Top Situation Room of the Air Squad Command, the operations room of the Air Force.

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