Medical Flights Under Scrutiny After Fatalities

by Daniel Kraker

All Things Considered, July 6, 2008 · Seventeen people have died in crashes this year involving medical aircraft, putting 2008 on pace to be the deadliest year ever for emergency flights. Critics contend there are too many aircraft and too many unnecessary flights. Daniel Kraker reports from member station KNAU.

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