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Repatriation from the Philippines usually involves long flights home, across the Pacific to North America or south to Australia, so planning and insurance approval matter.
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Pacific air ambulance flights are often in the highest published ranges; commercial escorts are far less.
Usually yes on commercial escorts and often on air ambulances if space allows.
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