Flying Angels

03/15/2026

You planned a vacation. Not an evacuation.

What would you do if war suddenly broke out while you were traveling abroad?

When airports shut down, airlines go silent, and transportation systems grind to a halt, knowing what to do next can make all the difference.

In this new article from Forbes, written by Christopher Elliott, travel experts share practical guidance for travelers caught in rapidly changing and dangerous situations overseas.

Proud to see Bob Bacheler, Managing Director of Flying Angels, contributing his expertise on navigating emergency travel situations and getting people home safely.

An important read for anyone traveling internationally, especially worth sharing with friends or family preparing for a trip abroad.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/christopherelliott/2026/03/13/trying-to-escape-a-war-zone-on-vacation-heres-what-to-do/

Here’s how to get out when the airport closes, the airlines stop answering their phones, and your travel insurance doesn’t work.

03/10/2026

Flying Angels is excited to attend the 18th Annual North American Brain Injury Society Conference in Washington, D.C., this week.

We look forward to connecting with this dedicated community of professionals who are advancing brain injury care and supporting patients on their recovery journey.

If you’re attending, please stop by Booth 24. Bob Bacheler and Karen Marie Derr would love to meet you in person.

If you’re unable to attend the conference, feel free to reach out with any questions. Our team is always happy to serve as a resource for the safe, compassionate medical transport of patients.

Together, we can continue answering the call to help those in need.

Flying Angels joins the 2026 NABIS Conference, reinforcing its commitment to brain injury care and assisted medical travel.

03/09/2026

The American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine (AAHPM) Annual Assembly in San Diego once again proved to be a meaningful and inspiring gathering. With over 2,500 attendees, standing-room-only sessions, comforting pet therapy visits, and beautiful live musical presentations, the tone was set for an extraordinary three days.

Hospice and palliative care professionals hold a truly special place in healthcare. At every level, they provide compassionate, holistic care that addresses not only the physical needs of patients with serious illness, but also the emotional, spiritual, and social aspects of suffering. Their commitment to dignity, comfort, and quality of life, while also supporting families through grief and bereavement, sets them apart in remarkable ways.

It was an honor for Bob Bacheler and Karen Marie Derr to represent Flying Angels, engage in thoughtful and inspiring conversations, and share how our team can come alongside healthcare providers, patients, and their families to offer the support and assistance they seek.

Our heartfelt appreciation to the entire AAHPM team for hosting such a thoughtfully organized and inspiring conference.

03/08/2026

Happy International Women’s Day!

Today, our Flying Angels family proudly recognizes our incredible “Lady Angels” (some pictured here) who literally travel the world caring for patients on their journeys.

We are grateful for the strength, professionalism, and heart you bring to every mission. Your courage, compassion, and dedication inspire us every day. At 35,000 feet, your presence brings safety, comfort, and hope to those who need it most.

We are honored to celebrate you today and every day.

03/03/2026

March is Social Work Month, and the 2026 theme, “Social Work: Uplift. Defend. Transform.”, could not be more powerful.

Healthcare social workers stand beside patients and families during some of life’s most challenging and vulnerable moments. They are essential members of every care team.

They uplift patients and families with compassion and steady support.
They defend dignity, access to care, and patient rights.
They help transform fear into understanding and crisis into a path forward.

Flying Angels extends its heartfelt gratitude to every social worker for being the calm in the storm and the advocate when it matters most.

03/02/2026

It was truly an honor to exhibit at the 2026 Palliative Care and Hospice Symposium in Miami, FL last week. Flying Angels Director of Business Development, Karen Marie Derr was deeply grateful for the warm welcome extended by the Baptist Health South Florida event leadership team (Julie, Katie, Christine, and Micaela) and for the meaningful, heartfelt conversations she shared with attendees.

The dedication shown by the palliative care and hospice community is nothing short of inspiring. Being surrounded by industry partners and professionals who approach vulnerable patients and their families with such compassion, advocacy, and thoughtful care coordination was a powerful reminder of why collaboration matters so much.

Events like this do more than bring people together, they strengthen partnerships, elevate standards of care, and ultimately improve outcomes for the patients and families we are all privileged to serve. It was wonderful to be part of such a meaningful gathering.

03/02/2026

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the staff of the American Case Management Association (ACMA), the ACMA Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter leadership team, and to all the attendees who made Saturday’s conference in Bethlehem, PA such a meaningful and successful event.

It was an honor to have Bob Bacheler, Managing Director of Flying Angels, representing our team. The opportunity to connect with case management professionals, healthcare leaders, and industry partners was truly invaluable.

We appreciate the warm welcome and look forward to continuing the conversation and supporting the important work you do on behalf of patients every day.

02/24/2026

From planning to arrival, Flying Angels' mission is safety, comfort, and peace of mind. We’re grateful for this kind review from the Devens family.

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02/16/2026

Travel opens the door to incredible experiences — but it also comes with risks many people overlook.

Surprisingly, the most dangerous part of your journey may not happen in the air at all.

We’re delighted that Bob Bacheler, Managing Director of Flying Angels, contributed to this important article. As a medical es**rt company dedicated to safely transporting patients both domestically and internationally, Flying Angels sees firsthand how quickly travel plans can change.

Informed travelers make safer decisions, and preparation and awareness make all the difference. Please read before your next trip.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/christopherelliott/2026/02/14/is-this-the-most-dangerous-thing-you-can-do-when-you-travel/

Motor vehicle accidents remain the leading cause of fatalities for travelers. Here’s how to travel to your next destination safer, according to experts.

02/16/2026

"In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years."
-Abraham Lincoln

Wishing you all a wonderful .

02/12/2026

❤️ Celebrating Love That Goes the Distance ❤️

This weekend, we celebrate love in all its forms — the love of family, the love of friendship, and the deep, steadfast love that shows up when someone needs care and support.

Every day, Flying Angels witnesses extraordinary acts of love: families going the distance for one another, caregivers offering comfort in uncertain moments, patients demonstrating remarkable strength and resilience, and healthcare professionals who dedicate their lives to compassionate service.

Today and always, we celebrate this love that lifts, heals, and carries us forward.

Wishing you and your loved ones a Valentine’s Day filled with warmth, connection, and the kind of love that truly goes the distance.