Cagliari’s Lifesaving Flights: Newborns Transferred to Milan and Rome
In a series of critical medical flights, the Italian Air Force successfully transported two newborns from Cagliari to major hospitals in Milan and Rome. These lifesaving missions were conducted by the G650 aircraft from the 31st Wing stationed at Ciampino.
Cagliari’s Lifesaving Flights: Transfer of Newborns to Milan and Rome
The initial flight took off from Ciampino airport and headed to Cagliari to collect the first infant, whose condition was rapidly deteriorating. The aircraft landed at Milan Linate Airport shortly before 3:00 PM, ensuring swift care for the newborn.
Once the first emergency procedures were completed, the crew quickly prepared for a second mission. They returned to Cagliari to pick up another infant. This flight concluded with a timely arrival at Rome’s Ciampino airport around 6:30 PM.
Key Details of the Lifesaving Missions
- First Flight: Ciampino to Cagliari; infant transported to Milan Linate
- Time of Arrival in Milan: Before 3:00 PM
- Second Flight: Cagliari to Rome Ciampino
- Time of Arrival in Rome: Around 6:30 PM
Both medical missions were initiated at the request of the Prefecture of Cagliari. The coordination of these flights was managed by the Situation Room of the Command of the 1st Air Region Air Squadron based in Milan.
These rapid transfer operations underscore the efficiency and responsiveness of Italy’s medical transport services, especially for its youngest patients in critical condition.
