Adam learned to fly in Florida and spent two years working there, before returning to the UK. Much of his early experience was gained flying helicopters offshore for the oil and gas industry in Aberdeen and the Shetland Islands.

In recent years, Adam joined Kent, Surrey and Sussex Air Ambulance as a HEMS pilot where he flew in both the MD902 and the AW169 helicopters. Moving back to his native Cornwall, Adam is now the chief pilot for Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust. He is looking forward to the challenges of the job, including the unpredictable Cornish weather.

Liv started flying with the Royal Navy in 2000, qualified as a Sea King pilot flying as a 'Junglie' in support of the Royal Marines and other land forces in operations around the world. She transferred into Search and Rescue, based in Cornwall and then Scotland. In 2012, Liv left the Royal Navy but carried on flying Search and Rescue for CHC on the UK's south coast, before taking three years out to concentrate on bringing up her two young children.

Liv returned to flying as a Children's Air Ambulance pilot on the AW169 and was delighted when the opportunity arose to work back in Cornwall, even more so to work in HEMS. She is enjoying serving the Cornish community again, and having sand in her toes and salt in her hair.