Life Flight Network
Video Series

The Call

Go behind the scenes with Life Flight Network crews as they answer the call across the Pacific Northwest. The Call explores the aircraft, people and split-second decisions behind mission-ready air medical care—from remote terrain and coastal fog to high-altitude rescues and time-critical patient transport.

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The Call — Reaching Far, Responding Fast
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The Call | Reaching Far, Responding Fast
In the Pacific Northwest, conditions can change in an instant. Life Flight Network uses the Bell 407’s speed, agility and single-engine reliability to reach patients in remote and challenging terrain, from rapid scene responses to critical inter-facility transports.
The Call — Precision Flight, Critical Care
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The Call | Precision Flight, Critical Care
The Bell 429 is built for the Pacific Northwest’s demanding operating environment. Life Flight Network relies on its twin-engine performance, IFR capability and spacious cabin to support critical care, reach remote patients and deliver faster life-saving transport.
The Call — Navigating the Elements
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The Call | Navigating the Elements
Life Flight Network’s crews operate across the Pacific Northwest, where islands, mountains, coastal fog and rapidly changing weather make access difficult. A mixed fleet of Bell 429s and Bell 407s helps crews reach remote patients, fly IFR routes and deliver mobile critical care when roads, bridges and boats cannot.
The Call — Life Flight Network series

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We are in a business where we measure our patient's survivability in minutes not miles. What matters is getting there in time and with certainty.
Kit Brown
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