Air ambulance transfer for spinal cord injury patients to specialist spinal units, with full spinal immobilisation, log-roll-capable stretcher loading and pressure-care protocols in flight.
Spinal cord injury transfers require strict spinal alignment, autonomic dysreflexia awareness in higher-level injuries, pressure-area care, and ventilatory support for cervical lesions. Loading procedures protect the spine end-to-end from referring hospital to receiving unit.
Stable spinal transfers are mid-tier. High cervical injuries requiring ventilator support and full spinal immobilisation through loading move into the higher 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 — with a flight ventilator, intensivist on board and full spinal immobilisation. Feasibility is confirmed with the referring and receiving spinal teams.