Re:How Lufthansa Cares for Passengers' Medical Needs (2014)
by rdl on Friday January 01, 2016 @05:56AM
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Same thing happened to me (LH 0455 25 DEC) -- maybe we were on the same flight?
It was an older passenger about 5 seats across from me in Premium Economy. He looked to be having some kind of illness, age, or pre existing condition difficulty, not anything I could deal with (I know trauma care reasonably well from SF medics and working in a hospital, and some dive medicine stuff, but do t have any certification beyond first responder stuff), so I didn't do anything.
I was fairly surprised there were no medical people on the flight. I did notice some of the flight crew checking in on him periodically, and he seemed to de-plane normally, wasn't met with an ambulance, etc.
It was an older passenger about 5 seats across from me in Premium Economy. He looked to be having some kind of illness, age, or pre existing condition difficulty, not anything I could deal with (I know trauma care reasonably well from SF medics and working in a hospital, and some dive medicine stuff, but do t have any certification beyond first responder stuff), so I didn't do anything.
I was fairly surprised there were no medical people on the flight. I did notice some of the flight crew checking in on him periodically, and he seemed to de-plane normally, wasn't met with an ambulance, etc.