Air ambulance transfer for major burn patients to specialist burn centres, with burn-trained medical crew, aggressive fluid resuscitation and airway management in flight.
Burn transfers require careful temperature management, large-volume fluid resuscitation (Parkland or modified protocols), airway protection in inhalation injury, and infection control. Many patients are intubated for the duration of the transfer.
Burn transfers are cost-driven by airway protection, active warming and large-volume resuscitation. Major burns with inhalation injury typically require ICU configuration and a long-range jet.
Ranges are illustrative 2026 market figures, not quotes. Every transfer is reviewed and priced case by case by qualified medical partners after assessment of the patient, route and clinical needs.
Tell us where the patient is. We do the rest.
Typically after initial resuscitation and airway stabilisation at the referring centre — often within the first 24–48 hours, but each case is reviewed individually.
Yes — we add a paediatric specialist to the medical crew and coordinate with the receiving paediatric burn centre.