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ALEX’S LAST WISH

Six pilots, three medical practitioners, two jets, five fuel stops and twenty five hours of flight time is just the beginning of 21 year old Alexandra Angeles Caycho’s journey back home to Peru after her terminal pancreatic cancer diagnosis. Behind the scenes over twenty other REVA staff members were working on the coordination. Alex’s final flight began in Liverpool, moving onward to Iceland, Goosebay, Bangor, Fort Lauderdale, Panama and landing into her hometown of Lima, Peru. The logistics that went into this flight, the resources donated by the public, and the heart poured into this mission made for an emotional journey for all who were involved. Alex hopes her story will bring awareness of the signs and symptoms of Pancreatic cancer. She would also like to remind everyone that while most cases of pancreatic cancer develop between the ages of 60 and 80 years, it does not discriminate and can develop in youth as well. To learn more about Pancreatic cancer including the signs and symptoms, visit: https://pancreaticcanceraction.org Welcome home Alex. REVA was honored to be your final flight home. We wish you peace and time well spent with your family. #REVA #medevac #airambulance #pancreaticcancer #awareness #RevaProud #CancerSucks #FinalWish #flightnurse #flight #flightmedic

NATIONAL AVIATION DAY

HAPPY NATIONAL AVIATION DAY from REVA!

REVA CHOP FLIGHT

Happy 1st Birthday baby Logan! We are honored to be part of your story. #medevac #airambulance #childrenshospitalofphiladelphia #babyflight

NBC6’s exclusive story on Katerina “Katy” Puig

REVA is proud to partner with Nicklaus Children's Health System and have been selected as the medevac transporter for the the strong, resilient, Katerina “Katy”Puig! REVA’s Pilot and Medical Crew provided air ambulance services to Katy following her initial treatment at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital. If you aren’t familiar with Katy’s story, she is permanently disabled after suffering a traumatic brain injury (TBI) from a boating accident on September 4th, 2022, that took the life of her fellow classmate Luciana Fernandez. Katy was an exemplary student-athlete and has an unwavering spirit. Her determination continues to inspire us all. Katy’s family has stated, “With all the past support, we have been able to see tremendous progress in Katy, but she still has some ways to go. This year, with the official formation of our 501(c)3, The Onward19 Foundation, The Katy Strong Wiffleball Classic 2024 will be bigger and better, and like last year, bring the community together to raise funds for Katy’s continued road to recovery.” Check out Katy’s 2nd Annual Wiffle Ball Classic this weekend and follow Katy’s story on Instagram @katystrong19 Details of Katy’s Wiffle Ball Classic are posted below: KATY STRONG WIFFLE BALL CLASSIC taking place: Saturday, May 11th, 2024 8:00am - 7:00pm at the Kendall Boys and Girls Club - 9475 Kendall Drive Miami, FL ** All proceeds will go directly to Katerina Puig's recovery fund

Our crews call her “Tropicana”. 🧡🛩️

“Executive ground, Medevac 302 Romeo Victor, ready for taxi….” Dominican Republic Bound 💜🛩️ PIC: Carl Hosfeld SIC: Ally Emmer #learjet #medevac #dreamjob #learjet45 #lr45

When your dream job comes with dream views 😍✈️🚑 #medevac #airambulance #cessnacaravan #floatplane #flightnurse #flightmedic #pilot #aviation #aviationlovers #bahamas #emergencymedicine #criticalcarenurse @royalcaribbean @flytropic

There is nothing like hearing these engines roar! Check out #N370RV coming in for a landing at KFXE the other day. 😍🛬 #lear45 #lr45XR #medevac #airambulance

We hope your day is full of good times and good treats - Happy Halloween!