Provincial Government Increases Schedevac Flights for Coastal LabradorProvincial Government Increases Schedevac Flights for Coastal Labrador

The Newfoundland and Labrador government announced an increase in schedevac (scheduled medical evacuation) flights through September as part of a pilot program. Health Minister Lela Evans said specifics about individual landing decisions aren’t disclosed for safety reasons, but she acknowledged families should be able to get answers.

The article reports that the Newfoundland and Labrador government announced an increase in schedevac (scheduled medical evacuation) flights through the end of September as part of a pilot program. It also notes Health Minister Lela Evans’ remarks emphasizing that landing decisions are made by pilots for safety and that the Coast Guard can be called in…

Newfoundland and Labrador announced a pilot program adding more schedevac flights to Labrador’s coastal communities until at least fall, starting June 20, to improve timely access to non-emergency medical care. The program, delivered by Air Borealis under Medavie Health NL, aims to support equitable healthcare access for Indigenous residents and reduce…

The Newfoundland and Labrador government launched a pilot program to increase Schedevac (medical evacuation) flights in coastal Labrador, responding to concerns about delays and cancellations. Additional flights began on June 20, operated by Air Borealis under contract with Medavie Health NL, running Mondays and Saturdays through the end of September,…

The article reports that Newfoundland and Labrador hospitality and tourism stakeholders want the government to extend the tourist season by improving air, ferry, and interprovincial access, and by promoting off-season attractions. It notes limited government funding for tourism marketing and access compared to other industries, calls for greater…