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An air ambulance crewman, dressed in a red and black flying suit and carrying a white helmet, walks away from a yellow helicopter, which is parked on a runway and facing the camera. The doors of the helicopter are open and two other crew members can be seen behind them.

Air ambulance flies 30,000th mission

The "incredible feat" comes 30 years after the life-saving charity was launched in Lincolnshire.

Four people stand in front of a yellow air ambulance helicopter. Dr Adam Chesters is wearing a red flight suit and is standing next to Tony who is dressed all in black and carrying crutches. Poppy, a little girl wearing a purple coat and blue dress smiles next to them. The group are joined by a woman with dark hair who is wearing a cream and blue striped jumper.

Crash dad 'forever grateful' to air ambulance crew

Tony recalls how he and his young daughter survived a head-on crash on the A15 in Lincolnshire.

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Air Ambulance pilot flies off to South Africa

Ben Hare says he is leaving Lincolnshire to support his wife as she cares for cheetahs.

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Air ambulance service records busiest ever year

Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance crews flew around 1,620 missions in 2022, it says.