In a run of eight episodes for this series, the TV show will air weekly, starting from Friday (October 3) at 9pm on the Really channel and streaming on Discovery+. Trapped for more than two hours, Stephen suffered eight broken ribs, a fractured shoulder, a broken sternum and a punctured lung. A Yorkshire Air Ambulance crew(Image: John Gardner/YAA)Yorkshire Air Ambulance's critical care team, supported by North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service, the North Yorkshire Ambulance Service, North Yorkshire Police and Swaledale Mountain Rescue Team, were able to free him and fly him to James Cook University Hospital for urgent care. Filmed with body-worn cameras, helicopter minicams, and a multi-camera set-up at YAA's Nostell Air Support Unit, Yorkshire Air 999 captures every moment as the charity’s pilots, technical crew members, paramedics and doctors respond to emergencies, from the first 999 call to the patient handover at the hospital. Sam Berridge, Paramedic at Yorkshire Air Ambulance, said, “Yorkshire Air 999 shows the reality of what it’s like to be called out to people on the worst days of their lives.