Every medevac mission follows the same disciplined sequence. We compress it to hours for critical cases and plan it precisely for scheduled repatriations.
A coordinator answers the 24/7 line and takes a structured handover: patient location, condition summary, destination, urgency and insurance status.
The case is reviewed by a flight physician. Fit-to-fly is assessed against current vitals, support needs (oxygen, ventilation, infusion) and the planned mission profile. We confirm clinical feasibility before any quote.
Aircraft, crew, slots, permits, fuel stops and ground ambulances are scoped against the route. A written quote — fully itemised — is issued.
On confirmation, the aircraft is launched. Medical crew prepares equipment, briefs with the sending hospital, and travels to the patient with the ground ambulance.
The patient is monitored continuously by the medical crew. Family members travel where space and clinical conditions allow.
Ground ambulance meets the aircraft, transfers to the receiving hospital, and a formal handover document is signed with the admitting team.
Tell us where the patient is. We do the rest.