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COURTESY VISIT BY THE NATIONAL HEART HOSPITAL TO ZFDS⭐️ Today, a delegation from the National Heart Hospital(NHH) paid a...
14/04/2026

COURTESY VISIT BY THE NATIONAL HEART HOSPITAL TO ZFDS⭐️

Today, a delegation from the National Heart Hospital(NHH) paid a courtesy visit to the Zambia Flying Doctor Service (ZFDS) team, marking a significant step toward strengthening collaboration in healthcare delivery.

The visiting team, led by NHH Senior Medical Superintendent, Dr. Chakwela Shumba, in the company of Dr. Agness Mtaja NHH Head Clinical Care, Mr James Titus Mtonga NHH Partnership Coordinator, Dr James Wilentz Board Chairperson International Cardiac Alliance and Mr Owen Robinson CEO International Cardiac Alliance was warmly received by ZFDS management and medical staff led by the Chief Executive Officer, Dr. George Ng’uni. The purpose of the visit was to foster closer ties between the two institutions, explore areas of cooperation, and appreciate the vital role ZFDS plays in providing emergency medical evacuations across Zambia.

During the engagement, ZFDS gave a detailed presentation on their operations, highlighting their work in fulfilling their mandate and conducting evacuations from remote areas to specialized facilities in urban centers.

The NHH team commended ZFDS’s commitment and resilience, particularly in handling complex cases that require urgent interventions, including cardiac emergencies. They noted that timely evacuations often make the difference between life and death, especially for patients requiring specialized heart care.

Discussions between the two institutions centered on enhancing referral systems, improving coordination during cardiac emergencies, and exploring opportunities for joint medical outreaches. Both parties acknowledged that collaboration would ensure faster, more efficient care for patients suffering from heart conditions, particularly those in rural areas.

The courtesy visit ended on a positive note, with a shared vision of improving access to specialized cardiac care and saving more lives through strategic partnership.

At ZFDS, we continue to reaffirm our commitment to working together to strengthen Zambia’s healthcare system.




CELEBRATING WOMEN THROUGH CESAREAN SECTION CAREThe Zambia Flying Doctors Service joins in celebrating the strength, resi...
14/04/2026

CELEBRATING WOMEN THROUGH CESAREAN SECTION CARE

The Zambia Flying Doctors Service joins in celebrating the strength, resilience, and courage of women, especially mothers who undergo Cesarean sections to bring life into the world.

A Cesarean section (C-section) is a safe and essential medical procedure that helps save the lives of both mother and baby when complications arise during pregnancy or delivery.

We encourage expectant mothers to attend regular antenatal check-ups and seek skilled medical care to ensure safe deliveries.

At Zambia Flying Doctors Service, we remain committed to improving access to quality healthcare services, including emergency obstetric care, for all women because every mother deserves a safe delivery and every child deserves a healthy start to life.

ZFDS EVACUATES PNEUMOCONIOSIS PATIENTS ⭐️The Zambia Flying Doctor Service (ZFDS) has evacuated two patients suffering fr...
14/04/2026

ZFDS EVACUATES PNEUMOCONIOSIS PATIENTS ⭐️

The Zambia Flying Doctor Service (ZFDS) has evacuated two patients suffering from pneumoconiosis from Mufulira to Lusaka for specialized treatment at the International Hospital of Lusaka.

The evacuation, initiated by the Workers Compensation Fund Control Board (WCFCB), Director of Compliance and Compensation Services, Maybin Nkolomba highlights ongoing efforts to enhance access to critical healthcare for workers affected by occupational diseases.

The operation began with Helicopter 9J-KDK, which departed Ndola at 07:57 hours and arrived in Mufulira at 08:16 hours.After boarding the patients, the aircraft departed at 08:30 hours and returned to Ndola at 08:50 hours. The mission was piloted by Zacharia Mbewe and Timothy Gibbs.

The patients were then transferred onto Caravan aircraft 9J-AGC, piloted by Siposami Zulu and Elvis Kite, which departed Ndola at 09:22 hours and arrived in Lusaka at 10:20hours.

Upon arrival, the patients were immediately taken to the International Hospital of Lusaka for further treatment.

ZFDS reaffirmed its commitment to providing timely aeromedical services and strengthening partnerships to improve healthcare delivery across the country.



🚨 FREE CANCER SCREENING STILL ON GOING 🚨The Zambia Flying Doctors Service has opened its doors to the general public for...
13/04/2026

🚨 FREE CANCER SCREENING STILL ON GOING 🚨

The Zambia Flying Doctors Service has opened its doors to the general public for a week-long, free cancer screening exercise aimed at promoting early detection and saving lives.

Members of the public are encouraged to take advantage of this important health service and prioritize their wellbeing.

Women are invited for cervical cancer screening, while men will be screened for prostate cancer.

📍 Venue: James Lawless AeroMED Hospital

📅 Dates: 8th – 14th April 2026

⏰ Time: From 09:00 hrs daily

✔️ FREE & Open to All
✔️ Come with a friend

Early detection saves lives. Be there!


11/04/2026

VIDEO FOCUS

At Zambia Flying Doctors Service, every Friday is dedicated to sport and wellness activities as part of our commitment to maintaining a fit and healthy workforce.

Staying physically active enables us to effectively deliver our mandate of providing quality aeromedical services to all.




10/04/2026

Friday Sports

10/04/2026

Friday Sports

10/04/2026

Clear vision starts here 👁️ Visit our Eye Clinic at James Lawless Hospital in Nkwazi, Ndola for professional and reliable eye care services.

We are open from Monday to Saturday 08:00 – 17:00 hours


ZFDS CONDUCTS EMERGENCY EVACUATION TO SAVE BRAIN INJURY PATIENT ⭐️A 45-year-old man with a life-threatening brain injury...
09/04/2026

ZFDS CONDUCTS EMERGENCY EVACUATION TO SAVE BRAIN INJURY PATIENT ⭐️

A 45-year-old man with a life-threatening brain injury was successfully evacuated from Solwezi to Maina Soko Military Hospital for urgent neurosurgical intervention.

The Zambia Flying Doctor Service carried out the emergency evacuation on Thursday morning, 9th April 2026, ensuring the patient arrived in Lusaka within hours.

Medical scans revealed that the patient had an acute subdural haematoma, a critical condition involving a blood clot exerting pressure on the brain,requiring specialised surgical care not available at Solwezi General Hospital.

Dr. Joshua Chisanga, Senior Medical Superintendent at Solwezi General Hospital, promptly submitted an urgent request to the Ministry of Health Zambia for aeromedical evacuation.

The aircraft departed Ndola at 07:49 hours and arrived in Solwezi approximately one hour later to retrieve the patient.

Upon landing at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (ZAF Base), the patient was swiftly transferred by ambulance and a specialised medical team from Maina Soko Military Hospital was waiting for him for immediate emergency treatment.



🚨 FREE CANCER SCREENING ALERT 🚨The Zambia Flying Doctors Service has opened its doors to the general public for a week-l...
09/04/2026

🚨 FREE CANCER SCREENING ALERT 🚨

The Zambia Flying Doctors Service has opened its doors to the general public for a week-long, free cancer screening exercise aimed at promoting early detection and saving lives.

Members of the public are encouraged to take advantage of this important health service and prioritize their wellbeing.

Women are invited for cervical cancer screening, while men will be screened for prostate cancer.

📍 Venue: James Lawless AeroMED Hospital

📅 Dates: 8th – 14th April 2026

⏰ Time: From 09:00 hrs daily

✔️ FREE & Open to All
✔️ Come with a friend

Early detection saves lives. Be there!


WORLD HEALTH DAY 2026TOGETHER FOR HEALTH. STAND WITH SCIENCE⭐️Today, as we mark World Health Day, we are reminded of the...
07/04/2026

WORLD HEALTH DAY 2026
TOGETHER FOR HEALTH. STAND WITH SCIENCE⭐️

Today, as we mark World Health Day, we are reminded of the power of science and collaboration in building healthier communities. This year’s theme calls on all of us, health workers and individuals alike to stand with science and make informed, evidence-based decisions that protect and improve lives.

The Zambia Flying Doctor Service (ZFDS) reaffirms its commitment to delivering life-saving healthcare to communities across the country, no matter how remote.

Every flight we take is a promise of hope, access, and care for those who need it most. From emergency evacuations to outreach services, we remain dedicated to bridging the gap and ensuring that quality healthcare reaches every corner of Zambia.

Together, let us continue to prioritize health, support one another, and build a healthier nation for all.

ZFDS EVACUATES POSTPARTUM MOTHER IN URGENT CARDIAC EMERGENCY ⭐️The Zambia Flying Doctor Service (ZFDS) successfully cond...
05/04/2026

ZFDS EVACUATES POSTPARTUM MOTHER IN URGENT CARDIAC EMERGENCY ⭐️

The Zambia Flying Doctor Service (ZFDS) successfully conducted an emergency medical evacuation of a 30-year-old woman, just two days postpartum, who developed life-threatening cardiac complications.

The patient was diagnosed with severe mitral stenosis,a critical narrowing of a heart valve that restricts blood flow,and a suspected left atrial thrombus, a potentially fatal blood clot within the heart.

Her condition was critical, marked by persistently low blood pressure despite ongoing medical intervention. The evacuation was requested by Dr. Kalombo Mwatu, Head of Emergency and Critical Care at Solwezi General Hospital, through the Ministry of Health.She was referred from Solwezi General Hospital to the National Heart Hospital in Lusaka for specialized cardiology care unavailable at the referring facility.

Despite her fragile state, the patient remained conscious and responsive. Oxygen therapy was initiated to support her breathing as the medical team urgently prepared her for evacuation.

ZFDS promptly coordinated the mission. Aircraft 9J-AGC, piloted by Siphosami Zulu with co-pilot Elvis Kite and paramedic Suzen Banda on board, departed Ndola at 08:36 and arrived in Solwezi at 09:37. After stabilisation and boarding, the aircraft departed at 10:34 and landed safely at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in Lusaka at 12:05, where an ambulance was on standby to transfer the patient to the National Heart Hospital.

This mission underscores the critical importance of rapid response, coordination, and access to specialized healthcare, especially in life-threatening emergencies.

ZFDS remains committed to bridging the gap in emergency healthcare delivery, bringing hope and life-saving services to those in need.



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