Emergency Service And Training

A medical escort provides clinically supervised travel for patients who are well enough to fly commercially but require professional medical support en route. Our escorts are experienced nurses or paramedics trained in in‑flight care, familiar with airline procedures and able to manage medications, monitoring and routine interventions, while remaining prepared to respond to any deterioration or emergency during the journey.

For patients who do not require constant medical care but who have to travel lying down and under medical supervision, stretcher transport on a commercial flight is a low-cost alternative to an air ambulance.

We offer a medical repatriation service on many flight routes. Qualified medics accompany the patient and, should any complications arise, can offer quick assistance.

The patient travels on a stretcher installed in the passenger cabin,  separated from other passengers by a screen to ensure privacy. Next of kin, as well as medical staff, can travel with the patient.

The patient will be transferred to and from the aeroplane by ambulance, and will board and disembark the plane on a stretcher.

A private jet configured as an air ambulance offers rapid, discreet long‑range transfers with an onboard intermediate care unit. The cabin is adapted to accommodate essential monitoring, oxygen therapy, infusion pumps and a bed, while a dedicated medical team — a senior physician or nurse and a critical care paramedic — provides continuous clinical oversight and stabilisation.

This option balances comfort, privacy and clinical capability for patients who do not require intensive care but need more support than a standard commercial flight. We manage flight planning, permits, ground transfers and hospital handover to ensure a seamless, clinically led repatriation.

An air ambulance is a specialist aircraft service that provides rapid medical transport and in‑flight critical care for emergencies, inter‑hospital transfers and international repatriations. It brings together experienced clinical teams, advanced life‑support equipment and aviation expertise to move patients safely and efficiently over distances where road ambulances would be impractical.

Air ambulances operate as flying intensive care units: aircraft are fitted with ventilators, cardiac monitors, infusion pumps and other critical‑care kit, and are staffed by clinicians trained in aeromedical medicine, such as consultant physicians, critical‑care nurses and paramedics.

Long‑distance road ambulance services provide clinically supported ground transfers for patients requiring specialist care over extended distances.

Our vehicles are fitted with ventilators, monitors and infusion pumps, and staffed by experienced critical‑care nurses and paramedics trained in long‑haul patient management.

Each transfer follows a bespoke clinical plan covering route, scheduled stops, staffing and escalation pathways to maintain stability and comfort.

We manage logistics including driver rotations, vehicle maintenance and ground handovers, and handle insurer and hospital liaison. Rigorous infection control, equipment checks and staff competency assessments underpin safety.