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Apollo & ePlane Company Partner for India's First Electric Air Ambulance
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The ePlane Company and Apollo Hospitals have signed an MoU to explore deploying electric air ambulances and medical delivery drones in India's emergency healthcare system, aiming to improve access to trauma care.
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Apollo & ePlane Company Partner for India's First Electric Air Ambulance
The ePlane Company and Apollo Hospitals have signed an MoU to explore deploying electric air ambulances and medical delivery drones in India's emergency healthcare system. The collaboration aims to improve access to trauma care by reducing transport time for patients, organs, and medical supplies. The ePlane Company and Apollo Hospitals will work together to strengthen emergency response across urban and remote regions. The partnership is expected to revolutionize India's emergency healthcare system.
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