Two people were taken to hospital after a crash in Dagenham left a woman trapped in a car.
The London Ambulance Service received reports of an incident at the junction of Pettits Road and Heathway at 7.15am on May 26.
A trauma team from London's Air Ambulance was dispatched to the scene by car, supported by an incident response officer and a medic in a fast response car.
The air ambulance helps to treat London's most seriously ill patients.
The Metropolitan Police and London Fire Brigade also responded to the incident.
At the scene, firefighters discovered a woman trapped in a car and were able to release her.
She was then taken to a major trauma centre by helicopter.
The second patient, a man, had been able to exit the car himself and was taken to hospital.
Crews from Dagenham, Barking, and Bethnal Green fire stations attended.
A spokesperson for the Met has confirmed their injuries are not life-threatening and there have been no arrests.
An LFB spokesperson said: "Two cars were in collision with each other. One woman was trapped and released from a vehicle and one man left a vehicle before the brigade arrived.
"The woman was taken to hospital by helicopter emergency medical services and the man was taken to hospital by London Ambulance Service."
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