Medical evacuation using commercial flights refers to the process of transporting patients who require urgent medical attention via standard airline services. This method is often utilized when dedicated air ambulance services are unavailable, too costly, or logistically impractical. In a medical evacuation scenario, patients—often those with serious health conditions or injuries—are escorted by medical professionals, including doctors, nurses, or paramedics, to ensure their needs are met during the flight. Special arrangements may be made with the airline to accommodate the patient’s medical equipment, such as oxygen tanks, and to ensure that the seating and cabin environment cater to their specific health requirements.