Air ambulance transfer for oncology patients — to specialist cancer centres for treatment, between centres for clinical trials, and palliative repatriation to be close to family.
Oncology transfers cover a wide acuity range — from stable patients flying for trial enrolment to palliative patients flying home. Considerations include immunocompromise, line care, pain control, and family-centred logistics for palliative cases.
Oncology spans the widest range — from a commercial medical escort for a stable patient to a dedicated long-range jet for palliative or ICU-level repatriation. Most cases sit in the mid band.
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.
Yes — this is one of the most meaningful missions we coordinate. We work with the referring palliative team, the receiving hospice or home care service, and the family to plan a dignified bed-to-bed transfer.
On a private air ambulance the risks are far lower than commercial — small crew, controlled cabin, no other passengers — but case-by-case medical clearance applies.