Air medical transports patient with acute respiratory distress

Heard on: Northeast Arkansas & Southeast Missouri Public Safety

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Air Evac 1 on top.

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Hey, yes ma'am.

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Air Evac 1 is off our base, swerving around to St.

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Francis Hospital and Mountain View.

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There's like ten of them around.

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It's going to be about 10 minutes.

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We're three souls, 104 defensive fuel.

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HFE is 1400, RA is two.

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We're part 135 ready to copy additional.

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Truck one, have you listed 1400 A to P part 100 and thirty-five? Three silts, 140 fuel.

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Tend around RAF two.

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Have further when you are ready.

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Ready to copy.

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You're responding for a thirty-nine .2 kilo patient, acute respiratory distress.

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Patient is on a vent, has one drip in the ER room three.

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Flight card 053557 .

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Send com clear 2058 .

5/1/2026 06:55 PM

Medical Emergency

US-60, Mountain View, MO 65548

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, an air ambulance was dispatched to transport a patient experiencing respiratory distress from a local facility in Mountain View to St. Francis Hospital. The helicopter crew reported three people aboard and coordinated medical transfer details with ground personnel.