Below you will find a summary of our recent missions. Our life-saving services are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and are completely free of charge to everyone in Hawke's Bay. For more information about our work please contact the Fundraising Team on 06 878 1630 or email mfm@hbhrt.org.nz
14 days ago - 1526 hours Tasked by Air Desk to transport a male patient in his 40’s from Kereru to Hastings Hospital for injuries sustained from a fall whilst out duck hunting.
20 days ago - 1934 hours Tasked by Air Desk to transport a female patient in her 50’s from Porangahau to Hastings Hospital for a cardiac related event.
21 days ago - 2233 hours Tasked by Air Desk to transport a female patient in her 60’s from Hastings Hospital for a cardiac related event.
24 days ago - 2350 hours Tasked by Air Desk to transport a male patient in his 20’s from Waiouru Military Camp to Palmerston North Hospital for a dislocated soldier whilst hiking.
26 days ago - 0245 hours Tasked by Air Desk to transport a female patient in her 50’s from Mahia to Hastings Hospital for injuries sustained from a fall whilst walking.
28 days ago - 1141 hours Tasked by Air Desk to transport a male patient in his 50’s from Ashley Clinton to Wellington Hospital for a cardiac related event.
30 days ago - 0722 hours Tasked by Air Desk to transport a patient in their 40’s from Wairoa airfield to Hastings Hospital suffering chest injuries sustained from a motor vehicle accident.
30 days ago - 1204 hours Tasked by Air Desk to transport a female patient in her 30’s from Mohaka to Hastings Hospital following an allergic reaction to an insect sting.
31 days ago - 0908 hours Tasked by Air Desk to transport a male patient in his 50’s from Tangoio to Hastings Hospital for injuries sustained from a motor vehicle accident.
33 days ago - 0854 hours At the request of the DHB transferred a female patient in her 70’s from Hastings Hospital to Wellington Hospital for a cardiac related event. A DHB Flight Nurse, ICU Registrar and ICU Specialist accompanied the mission. On the return mission a male patient in his 60’s was transferred to Hastings Hospital.