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This article discusses the background, logistics and safety of ECMO retrieval in New South Wales, Australia. We look at the experiences of a well established, high volume medical retrieval service and the challenges presented during the recent H1N1 swine flu pandemic. In outlining the referral and retrieval process utilised in NSW we hope that other retrieval services can gain from our experience.