This was carried out through the roughest time from all the space junk swirling around in their flight path. This was expected to last for another few hours before they reach clear space. Once this is reached the pilots can increase the speed in order to find the patient out on the edge of the galaxy. A person named Bennevine Daviethe who lived on the planet, Piwei Xeogawa. Pluto Medivac Flights had never been that far out until now. This person really needed their help after being injured by a landslide skiing up on the high slopes of their Mount Morten. A nurse would be with the patient assisting to help control the pain from broken bones once strapped on board the shipHo.
The space junk was just as bad at this point in the journey but it looked good ahead according to the radar readings. Another hour or so then high hyper speed ahead. Until that takes place safe and careful flying is their plan. Yes, they will have to come the same way on the way back to Pluto. The Medivac Ship is made of a high concentrate of two metals; Krielium and Zesceintine. These protected the outside skin from damage if anything bounced off them going through the space junk field. The Radar Technician was real good after graduating Number Two from the course in University. She, Belee Ryliea, enjoyed the work that they supply her with. Which is definitely more challenging than a flight simulator. But not by much really to be honest Belee admitted after her first flight in the cosmos.
The end of the rock field was in sight now another little ways and then high hyper speed would catapult them forward into the open space ahead. Their aim is to land on the central plain of the planet, Monvonoe. The town which they were heading toward is a small town named EmelfogdRiK. With great handling by the pilot, Mikiel Dreacapar. One of the top flight pilots on any planet or moons in and around Pluto. Mikiel took exceptional steerage control in these rocky space junk fields. He had been with Pluto Medivac Flights for just over six years now. With a no accident record or very few pings from bouncing small rocks off the outside walls. I should indicate the entire crew loved swaying back and forth as Mikiel manoeuvred around this stunning rock field. Once the patient was strapped down tight on the gurney there was no movement felt by them.
They are now just a short walk to pick up the patient, Bennevine Daviethe. The air felt so good as they strolled to the huge majestic stone two story structure. Which stuck out really nice compared to the other homes here. Most others were of modest builds along the wide street view. Their space ship was a little big to fit on any streets in any place they have gone to.
The medivac’s had a lot on their minds as they knew the injuries were real serious on the patient. An IV was already in place which is great with a pain drip and a drip to prevent infection due to the extent of the injured bones. They arrived at the home and knocked at the door which was answered right away. It took only five minutes or so and they were headed back tot heir ship. The patient was sound asleep and would stay that way until well after they got back to Pluto and the hospital. The Operational Theaters were a busy place around the clock. Yes, Pluto Medivac Flights were kept busy all the time due to the giant operations rooms at the hospital. In fact a few more hospitals were under construction to ease the pressure from the existing hospital called, The Edge of Space Hospital. The name was fitting as Pluto was actually on the edge of space in every direction. The new hospitals are going to be a welcoming sight for medivac flights which will pick up with new space ships being added to the company roster. More ships will also mean more crews being added. This is exciting as the existing crews looked forward to meeting new medivac crews.
The new hospitals were due to come on line in another eight or nine months. Everything was going to get going very soon with new crews being hired and trained the way Pluto Medivac Flights operated. The pilots were part of the medivac crews. With two pilots one or the other one could go back and help out when things got a little crazy. At times two patients were an easy fit inside the wide ships. This is why pilots had to train as medic’s before being hired by Pluto Medivac Flights.
The trip back to Pluto seemed to fly by as the patient required constant attention due to severe breaks and other injuries. After landing the patient and the two nurses went inside the hospital with the patient. The others took stock of what stuff was needed to feel their stock. Which they got from the medic supply room inside the hospital. All such equipment was billed to Pluto Medivac Flights. This arrangement worked out very well for both parties.
Now with more Pluto Medivac Flights business would really require a secure transfer of equipment. Each flight would have different operational numbers for each transfer of patients and picking up more equipment needed as well. Every pick up of new replacement equipment would have to be signed in triplicate. The hospital received one copy, Pluto Medivac Flights got one copy and the third copy went toward showing the owners exactly what took place in the Medivac Equipment Rooms. This method insured no mix up of paper work and an easy way for checking if needed that each piece of equipment went to the correct crews and Medivac Ships.
Now, we all have learned about the changes coming real soon to the Pluto Medivac Flights and the Crew requirements for each Flight Ships. Each Ship was going too get names to follow along with the rest of the paperwork trails. Since this is the end of the scenes for this edition of Pluto Medivac Flights, time to sign off.
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