Mandy is the Editor of AirMed&Rescue. She’s worked in publishing for over a decade, and was previously Assistant Editor of the magazine before taking over as Editor in December 2017. Her favourite helicopter is the Chinook, having grown up near an RAF training ground!

Dogs in SAR roles

Mandy Langfield spoke to organisations in Scotland, Canada and the US about how teams are deploying their furry friends with all the best SAR skills

How virtual and augmented reality are being used in airborne special missions

Mandy Langfield spoke to experts who offered their insights into the latest applications of VR and AR technology in aviation, including those for pilots, medical staff and maintenance crews

Coming up in the next issue of AirMed&Rescue

There is plenty of great original content coming soon in AirMed&Rescue’s 100th issue

Interview: Nicole Kunter-Hudson, CEO, Air Ambulance Technology

AirMed&Rescue caught up with Nicole Kunter, CEO of Air Ambulance Technology, to discuss recent innovations and celebrate the company’s 25-year anniversary

US Coast Guard rescues woman, dog from bottom of cliff

US Coast Guard crew worked to hoist the woman and her canine companion to safety after a miserable night at the bottom of a cliff

Interview: Mark Delaney - GM | Toll Helicopters

Mark Delaney, General Manager of Toll Helicopters, spoke to AirMed&Rescue about the development of the organisation’s new helicopter rescue service in New South Wales, Australia

Helmet standards in the US

Astonishingly, the US Federal Aviation Administration does not mandate the use of helmets for crew in civilian air ambulances. However, thankfully most crewmembers do use them despite this – but…

Company Profile: Sikorsky / Lockheed Martin

AirMed&Rescue spoke to Nathalie Previte, Sikorsky Vice-President, Strategy and Business Development, about the company’s past, present and future