1. Concept: MFIP is a system for tracking aircraft flights and processing flight information, which is mainly used in areas such as airport operations and airline operations. It is capable of providing detailed information related to flights, including flight departure and landing times, flight numbers, routes, models, speeds, altitudes, and so on. EMS, on the other hand, is an emergency medical service that is mainly used to deal with acute diseases and trauma, including providing services such as emergency resuscitation and transportation of patients to hospitals.
2. Functions: The main function of MFIP is to provide flight-related information to help airports and airlines with operational management. EMS, on the other hand, is mainly dedicated to providing emergency medical services, including on-site resuscitation and transportation of patients to hospitals.
3. Effectiveness: MFIP can press and soothe, promote blood circulation, anti-aging, de-watering effect. EMS, on the other hand, can immediately lift the face line and has limited effect on solving aging problems.
4. Application: MFIP is mainly used in the operation and management of airports and airlines, as well as related industries. EMS, on the other hand, is mainly used in the medical field, including hospitals, ambulances, clinics and other places.
In summary, there are significant differences between MFIP and EMS in terms of concept, function, effect and application areas.