AIR AMBULANCE FLEET – MEDICAL LONG DISTANCE TRANSPORT
Med Transport Center’s Air Ambulance fleets are dispatched from one of our seven worldwide affiliate providers. In other words, we can coordinate your transport to have the proper flight crew and medical aircraft that are right for your situation. Each aircraft is equipped with the similar medical monitoring technology commonly found in an intensive care unit.
DOMESTIC FLIGHTS
- We typically arrange air ambulance transports on Learjet, King Air Prop-Jet and Cessna twin engine aircraft.
INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
- The Gulfstream III, IV, and V are much larger aircraft carrying up to 4 patients and flying long distance air ambulance flights internationally. The Challenger 602 and 603 compliment the Gulfstream aircraft in size and range for international flights.
Learn more about our Air Ambulance Flight teams.
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Gulfstream III, IV, and V & Challenger
This medically configured jet specializes in international transports flying in excess 3,500 miles non stop. The Gulfstream jet can accommodate 4 passengers in addition to the patient and medical crew. Both air ambulance jets offer the most spacious and luxurious transport options.
Lear Jets 35 and 36
Do you need the most cost effective Air Ambulance medical transport? These Jets offers it! One family member may accompany the patient when the condition requires two medical personnel. The difference between the Lear 35 and 36 is that the Lear 36 can travel much farther, approximately double the range of any standard air ambulance. In other words, there are fewer refueling stops on international air ambulance transports.
Cessna Citation V
Need a more economical option to transport your loved one? The Citation V offers a slightly slower and more economical option to standard Lear Jet air ambulance aircraft because it travels 350 mph at 35,000 ft.
Twin Turboprop
The King Air 200 flies at 250 mph and accommodates two patients. It offers a cost effective alternative for 800-1,000 mile medical transports. The King Air is most commonly used for transports along the North East United States corridors.
Standards of every International Air Ambulance Fleet Services
All preferred International Air Ambulance affiliate providers meet equivalent U.S. standards that include:
- Medical Team: Experienced and trained in Aviation Medicine.
- Medical Stretcher: Certified FAA, or equivalent to the country e.g. CAA, JACCO.
- Medical equipment and Monitors: Cardiac, Respiratory, Pulse Oximetry, BP monitors
- 3-5 yrs. ICU, ER experience with flight medicine training.
- ACLS Flight Teams, Flight Nurse, Respiratory Therapist/P-EMT, and flight physicians/ intensivist.