While climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, a traveler from Dubai encountered severe symptoms of altitude sickness, particularly at the high altitude of Gilman’s Point. Suspecting high-altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE), Global Rescue’s medical operations team evaluated her condition and approved an urgent airlift to a hospital capable of treating her condition. Initially, the plan was to evacuate her from Barafu Camp, but worsening weather conditions and diminishing daylight postponed the rescue until the following day. With the help of her trekking guides, she self-descended to Camp Millenium, where a helicopter finally reached her. The evacuation team safely transported her to the hospital, where she was treated for HAPE. Thanks to the coordinated efforts, she received appropriate care and was eventually discharged to recover fully from her high-altitude ordeal.