The Yorkshire Air Ambulance was required after a two vehicle crash at Langtoft, on Sunday.
Humberside Fire & Rescue say it involved a car and a motorcycle and happened around 12 noon, on Butterwick Road.
Three people from the car self-released prior to arrival of the Fire Service.
Assistance was then given to paramedics to move the male motorcycle casualty into the waiting Air Ambulance.
The incident was then left with Ambulance Service.
Reports suggest the rider was airlifted to James Cook Hospital, in Middlesbrough, with serious injuries.


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