Hawally has its own theme park the “Hawally Park” next to the Muhallab shopping center. The city is the home of the Qadsia sports club. The most famous football stadium in Kuwait is in Hawally. The arena holds many international games from the region.
Hawally is home to huge numbers of the Arab populaces in Kuwait including Egyptians, Syrians, Iraqis, and Lebanese. It is also home to some other foreign nationalities like Asians including Filipinos, Indians, Nepalis, Bengalis, and Pakistanis.
Air Ambulance 1 provides the following services:
Every flight is tailored based on the patient’s medical condition. From our trained pilots through our professional medical team and state of the art medical equipment, you can rest assured you and your loved ones are in good hands.
Medical Escort is a perfect solution for patients that needs a medical person to join them on a commercial flight. The medical person will assist the patient with medication, administering oxygen, and such. We will handle all the necessary arrangements.
Among the many facilities this city may offer, we have served places like, Farwaniya Hospital, Amiri Hospital, Hadi Clinic hospital, Hadi Clinic hospital, New Mowasat Hospital, Royale Hayat Hospital, Dar Al Shifa Hospital Hawally, Al Seef Hospital, Adan Hospital, Kuwait Hospital, Tb Saba Hospital, Al-Sabah Hospital Main Building, Bnid Al-Qar Hospital kuwait city, Alia International Hospital and more.
Air Ambulance 1 also service provide services in the surrounding area airports such as
KWI – Kuwait International Airport, Terminal 4 – Kuwait Airways, KEZ – Ali Al Salem Air Base, Kuwait International Airport, Jazeera Terminal (T5), Kuwait Airways Terminal T4, Royal Aviation Kuwait and more
We Guarantee that when choosing Air Ambulance 1, your loved ones shall be treated with professional and compassionate care. We consider every patient as family, we strive to perfection and continuously monitoring our operations. When choosing A provider, Remember that Air Ambulance 1’s management team has over 200,000 successful patient transfers in the past 15 years.
