Two Australian travelers were trekking in Dingboche, Nepal, when they experienced severe altitude-related symptoms, including respiratory infections and high-altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE). After contacting Global Rescue, they were evacuated via helicopter in a combined mission to Kathmandu. Both individuals were admitted to the hospital for comprehensive treatment. The timely intervention and medical support allowed them to recover safely, and they were discharged with medications and precautions for altitude sickness.