The Flight Physiology for Aeromedical Transport Course aims to provide healthcare professionals with a structured understanding of the physiological, environmental, and human factors considerations that underpin the safe and effective conduct of aeromedical transport, whether as an entry-level foundation or a professional refresher.

• Explain the fundamental physiological effects of flight on the human body and their implications for aeromedical transport.

• Describe the impact of environmental stressors—including pressure change, hypoxia, vibration, noise, and acceleration—on patient care and crew performance.

• Recognise the operational, physiological, and human factors that influence safety, performance, and patient outcomes in the aeromedical environment.

• Apply physiological and human factors knowledge to analyse, prevent, or mitigate risks associated with flight and aeromedical operations.

This course is designed for healthcare professionals involved in, or preparing to engage with, aeromedical transport and retrieval operations. It is particularly relevant for:

• Flight nurses and flight paramedics commencing or consolidating their aeromedical practice;

• Medical practitioners (general practitioners, emergency physicians, registrars, and retrieval consultants) seeking an introductory understanding of flight physiology that guides aeromedical decision-making;

• Aeromedical coordinators, dispatchers, and operations personnel who support mission planning and patient movement;

• Health administrators, policy makers, and educators involved in aeromedical governance, systems design, or clinical training.

Two delivery options are available:

• Online Mode (4-week format) – asynchronous e-learning modules supported by live lectures, fortnightly Q&A sessions with subject matter experts, and formative quizzes.

• Face-to-Face Mode (1-day intensive) – an in-person course suitable for conference adjunct delivery, incorporating interactive lectures and applied discussion.

Online Mode (4-week format)

• Course 1 – Monday 2 March 2026 – Friday 27 March 2026

• Course 2 TBA

Face-to-Face Mode (1-day intensive):

• Saturday 31 October 2026, adjacent to Aeromed Conference 2026 (Darwin NT)

Online Mode (4-week format) :

• $495 (incl GST)

Face-to-Face Mode (1-day intensive):

• Early bird rate: $990 (incl GST)

• Full registration: $1,210 (incl GST)

Inclusions

• Certificate of Participation.

• Access to Aerospace Medicine specialists from Human Aerospace

• Administrative and teaching support.

• Catering for Face-to-face mode: morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea.

Cancellation

Human Aerospace reserves the right to cancel or modify the course details, dates, and venues. Registrations exceeding capacity or insufficient enrolments may result in cancellation, with participants notified promptly.

Refunds

Participants may be eligible for refunds under certain conditions:

• If Human Aerospace cancels the course.

• If a visa application is refused (proof required).

• If cancellation occurs six weeks before the start date.

No refunds for withdrawals within six weeks of the start date. Registration can be transferred to a substitute participant of to a later course.