Services
The flight is only as good as the two ambulance rides around it.
Most delays in medical transport happen on the ground: an ambulance booked for the wrong terminal, a crew without the right equipment, or a vehicle arriving after the aircraft has already landed and the patient is waiting in the cabin.
We work with vetted ambulance operators in the cities we serve most and brief them with the exact aircraft type, stand number, patient weight, equipment and estimated times — then track the flight and update them in real time.
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Ambulance requirements defined with the medical director.
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Local operator briefed with the full mission sheet.
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Vehicle positioned before the aircraft's estimated arrival.
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Live updates sent as the flight time changes.
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Confirmation reported back once the patient is delivered.