Every year, an estimated 44,000 in-flight medical emergencies occur globally. Aircraft carry 21st-century avionics but 20th-century medical preparedness.
FAA & ICAO standards require only first-aid kits and an AED. No mandate exists for digital vital-sign monitoring, AI-assisted triage, or telemedicine links — technologies that exist today.
ICAO Annex 6 SARPs haven't evolved since the late 20th century. Airlines carry only a basic first-aid kit, limited EMK, and AED — no digital diagnostics, no AI triage.
Flight attendants are not licensed clinicians. Without diagnostic data, they cannot assess cardiac events, strokes, or diabetic emergencies with confidence.
Each unplanned diversion costs $20,000–$250,000. Studies show the majority could be avoided with better onboard medical evaluation tools.
Ground physicians cannot access real-time patient data. Decisions are made blind — over radio — without ECG, oxygen saturation, or blood pressure readings.
AiroAid integrates hardware, AI software, and telemedicine into a single seamless package — designed from the ground up for aviation.
Avoiding a single diversion per year pays for an entire fleet's deployment.
Continuous 12-lead ECG streaming to ground physicians via satellite.
Real-time oxygen saturation and blood glucose diagnostics.
Automated BP measurement with trend tracking and critical alerts.
Core temperature monitoring flagging fever, hypothermia, and heat stroke.
Step-by-step guided assessment for non-medical cabin crew.
Encrypted real-time link to licensed ground-based physicians.
Automated incident logs for FAA/EASA regulatory compliance.
FAA certified, lithium-safe, and EMI-shielded hardware.
From activation to live physician-guided care
AiroAid's value proposition spans every stakeholder in the aviation ecosystem.
Whether you're an airline, charter operator, or regulatory body — we'd love to show you what AiroAid can do.
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