Watching the news for more than a few minutes at a time can be downright demoralizing, especially recently.

Organ transplantation is a complex process that requires a coordinated effort from a variety of medical professionals, including surgeons, nurses, and transport teams. Time is of the essence, as organs can only survive outside of the body for a limited period.

CEO Sim Shain and ParaFlight Aviation have been innovatively meeting the urgent medical transportation needs of people across the world. Having made great strides in helping individuals medically, the company now looks toward serving those in the corporate world.

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ParaFlight Aviation has been helping fulfill air transportation needs for years, and innovation has guided the organization’s success all along the way.

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ParaFlight Aviation has established itself as a first-class medical transport company by providing services to patients and medical teams across the globe.

ParaFlight Aviation is a full-service medical transport company providing worldwide services to medical teams and their patients.

For most of the population, hospitals themselves are not typically relaxing environments, especially in time-sensitive settings. High stakes combined with limited time to complete a task can make anyone lose their heads. Luckily, the quick-thinking professionals at ParaFlight respond perfectly under pressure.

If you have ever tried to plan a trip, complete with flights, multiple people, and a time crunch, you know that things can get complicated and stressful quickly. Add the fact that the trip might be planned and implemented within 24 hours, it sounds like the coordination efforts from hell. However, the heroic crew of ParaFlight and Organfights.com work within these parameters daily, and because of their efforts, countless lives are saved.