Passenger's finger freed from armrest at Chattanooga Airport, Chattanooga TN
Medical EmergencyAt Chattanooga Airport, a passenger's finger was stuck in an armrest but has since been freed. The passenger is able to walk, and emergency medical services along with the fire department responded to provide assistance.
Audio|Source: Chattanooga Airport Public Safety
02:10
Transcript:
00:00
Okay, this, the passenger, its finger is out of the armrest now.
00:05
It was stuck, but you say he's okay.
00:08
You said the fire department is still on the way? They are.
00:11
And so is EMS.
00:13
Here's a permit in EMS.
00:20
You want to EG, we have better.
00:26
Repeat your traffic.
00:32
That's 5-0.3M will be crossing zone full.
00:39
Wait, 24303.
00:42
You want to.
00:47
Cross and 1.
00:52
And your company repeat.
00:59
Do you want to stop a lot.
01:04
328 to dispatch.
01:06
Hey, he's able to walk.
01:10
We can meet the EMAS down to front.
01:12
Yeah, I already have somebody meeting him out front.
01:18
Okay.
01:20
I didn't know if the fire department was coming up here to the gate, but we're walking that way right now.
01:24
Okay, I'll let (name withheld) know that you're walking out front.
01:30
Inger 1.
01:33
503, the ambulance is just pulling up now.
01:35
I'll get them inside for you.
01:40
The engine won't copy.
01:41
The patient's going off to the front.
01:43
We're in the Comport area,
01:45
or no can I don't say that the patient was out here already.
01:50
Okay.
01:53
Number 3, what was your turn?
01:59
503, you have MF and UMS home free.
02:03
I'm Director on scene at the ambulance number 11.
02:08
Traumatic 11.O.
02:09
Scene, 1238.
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Location mentioned:
Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport (CHA), 1001 Airport Rd, Chattanooga, TN 37421
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