Accretion Aviation Air Ambulance Services in Hyderabad provides transfers for critically ill and mutilated patients to reach the nursing institution for intensive care and ministration in the fastest and safest way possible. Our Air Ambulance in Hyderabad is operational 24x7 and 365 days a year, available for booking at your convenience. We work round the clock and deliver our best each time – with us around, you will always be in trusted hands. The pilots and other aviation crew of the Accretion Aviation Air Ambulance Service in Hyderabad are equipped with an intensive variety of missions completed successfully and with utmost efficiency. Each pilot and in-flight crew undergo check rides with an evaluator to ensure the required proficiencies in instant conveyance.

The process begins with the arrival of the patient at least 3 hours before departure for check-in, medical coordination, and stretcher setup. A family member or a companion is a must to accompany the patient. Upon arrival, the family member or companion will undergo a check-in counter where the airline's ground staff accompanies for check-in and reviewing all medical documentation. The airline crew coordinates with the security personnel so that the comfort and privacy of the patient will not be hampered during screening. After screening, the patient is transferred from the medical transport stretcher or wheelchair directly to the boarding gate. Priority boarding ensures that he is the first to board with enough time to secure the stretcher inside the aircraft. The crew will arrange and secure the stretcher according to safety requirements. Family members and companions board after the patient to ensure all requirements are in place. During the flight, the cabin crew provides dedicated attention and periodically checks in on the patient's needs. Upon arrival at Hyderabad Airport, the crew is prepared for emergency protocols tailored to stretcher-bound patients. The patient should be accompanied by an able-bodied attendant, carry all relevant medicines and medical documents in hand baggage, and have a "fit to fly" certificate within 72 hours of departure. The patient must remain on the stretcher for the entire flight duration, and any dietary requirements should be managed by the family or attendants. Compliance with all medical and safety guidelines provided by the airline is mandatory. An ambulance may not be available in all airports. However, a ground handling team will ensure proper boarding and deboarding. 

Passengers can carry a foldable wheelchair or walker and baggage allowance would be 15 kg for checked-in luggage and 7 kg for cabin. Any extra baggage must adhere to the excess baggage policy of an airline. Only the airport's internal ambulance service will transport the patient between the terminal and the aircraft ramp.