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New video showcases London Air Ambulance’s use of EE’s 4G network

June 17, 2013 by Staff

ee_splashpost sponsored by EE

4G network EE has released a new video showcasing how its new super-fast data service is helping London’s Air Ambulance reduce response times and save lives.

The capital’s air ambulance is the Charity that delivers an advanced trauma team to critically injured people in London.

The service provides pre-hospital medical care to victims of serious injury, at the scene of the incident – serving the 10 million people who live, work and commute within the M25. 

Based at the Royal London Hospital and founded in 1989, the service is unique in that it operates 24/7, with the helicopter running in daylight hours and rapid response cars taking over at night. 


EE is the UK’s first 4G network, offering super-fast mobile and fibre broadband to homes and businesses.


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