New Magazine Launched for Aeromedical and Air Rescue Professionals

A new magazine has been launched to cater for the air medical and air rescue communities. Waypoint AirMed & Rescue was launched this week by Voyageur Publishing, and aims to cover all aspects of both rotary and fixed-wing air ambulance as well as other air rescue services.

Bristol, UK (PRWEB) February 28, 2008 -- A new magazine has been launched to cater for the air medical and air rescue communities. Waypoint AirMed & Rescue was launched this week by Voyageur Publishing, and aims to cover all aspects of both rotary and fixed-wing air ambulance as well as other air rescue services. With an international focus, the magazine has a mix of news, analysis and features, with dedicated sections for providers, pilots, medical crew, commercial carriers, search and rescue, maintenance and cutting-edge technology.

The first issue has contributions from industry insiders, including Karen Chamberlain of Air Ambulance Professionals, who asks how to eliminate emotion from the decision to fly, aviation medicine expert Dr Terry Martin, with an article on cabin pressurisation, and Major Jeffrey Long, who tells of life as a US Army medevac pilot.

The magazine is published on a quarterly basis and is available through the Waypoint website, where readers can sign up for a subscription or download issue one for free.

"Combining a mix of news, features, spotlights, industry debate and technical papers, Waypoint is a one-stop shop for up-to-the minute knowledge on all things air rescue -- medical equipment, fuel-saving technologies, real-life case studies, technical papers from industry thought leaders and much, much more," said Ian Cameron, editor-in-chief of Waypoint magazine. "We can't wait to hear what people think of the first issue. It's only by getting comments and contributions from the industry that we can make this the magazine that people want to read."

About Voyageur Publishing
Voyageur Publishing is based in the centre of Bristol, in the UK. Over the last eight years, Voyageur Publishing has consistently provided its international readership with concise and authoritative coverage of news that directly affects the industries it represents. The company's goal is to maintain its excellent reputation for reliable and accurate news reporting, unparalleled business features and market analysis. Each publication contains dedicated sections catering to particular needs within the market it represents. For more information about Voyageur Publishing, please visit www.voyageur.co.uk.

Contact:
James Wallis
Title editor
Voyageur Publishing and Events Ltd
Phone: +44 (0)117 929 4636
Fax: +44 (0)117 925 2040
www.waypointmagazine.com

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