Yorkshire Air 999: Real-Life Air Ambulance Rescues – Now in Series 2

Yorkshire Air 999: Inside the Life-Saving Missions of Yorkshire Air Ambulance

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Where to Watch Yorkshire Air 999

📺 Series 2 is airing now on Really (Freeview 17 | Sky 142 | Virgin 128) every Friday at 9 PM.
Stream the full series on Discovery+ to catch up anytime.

The new season continues to follow the real-life, life-saving work of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance team as they respond to emergencies across the region.

Want to follow the latest news about Yorkshire Air 999?

From behind-the-scenes insights and episode highlights to community reactions and show announcements, this is your go-to spot for all updates about the TV series. Learn how our real-life missions make it to screen and discover the impact they have on viewers across the region.

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Experience the Real Heroes in Action

What to Expect

Each episode highlights real missions across Yorkshire, from remote countryside rescues to serious incidents in towns and cities

Viewers will witness the wide range of emergencies we attend, including:

  • Cardiac arrests
  • Road traffic collisions (RTCs)
  • Equestrian accidents
  • Sporting injuries
  • Falls from height

These incidents showcase the adaptability and expertise of YAA crews, responding to some of Yorkshire’s most challenging emergencies.

Viewers also get an inside look at advanced medical procedures, including:

  • Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI)
  • Thoracostomies
  • Blood transfusions at the roadside
  • Advanced airway management

These life-saving techniques demonstrate the high level of training and expertise of YAA’s paramedics, doctors, and pilots.

Behind the Scenes

A unique feature of Yorkshire Air 999 is that the camera operators working on the show are trained to the level of Technical Crew Members (TCM). This ensures they can assist the medical team when required, helping to balance filming with the crew’s primary mission — saving lives.

HEMS Paramedic Sam Berridge shared how rewarding it is to capture the full story, including patient updates at the end of each episode. This adds a heart-warming dimension to the show, as viewers get to see how patients recover and how YAA’s work makes a real difference.

HEMS Paramedic, Sam Berridge, shared, “Over the past year, we’ve filmed a lot of our missions and gathered some great footage that really shows what our work is all about. It’s so rewarding to see our team back on the big screen after the last season of Helicopter ER wrapped up in late 2023. One of the best parts for us is getting to see how our patients are doing at the end of each episode—it really gives us that sense of job satisfaction. I hope everyone at home enjoys it!”.

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With an average of five incidents attended every day, we’re granted a profound privilege: to be part of their story.
Delve into the uplifting stories of those we’ve had the honour to assist.

Benjamin Patel

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Sam Waddington

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Jules Collett

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James Eastwood

James Eastwood

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