Aircraft Charter is an independent aircraft charter broker with 36 years of aviation experience. We help source air ambulance charter flights<\/strong>, medical repatriation and medevac transport around the route and requirements of each enquiry.<\/p>\n The proposed medical transport provider must confirm the aircraft, medical crew, equipment and operating arrangements for the individual journey. Medical decisions and fitness for travel must be assessed by qualified medical professionals.<\/p>\n Tell our team the departure and destination, proposed travel dates and the contact details of the people coordinating the transfer. Discuss how any medical information should be shared securely with the proposed medical provider.<\/p>\n Aircraft selection should be based on the route, patient-transfer requirements and the medical provider’s assessment. Confirm the proposed aircraft configuration, medical equipment, staff, baggage allowance, cabin conditions and any fuel stops before agreeing to the charter.<\/p>\n Facilities and capabilities vary between aircraft. A general aircraft category or model name does not confirm the medical equipment or service available on a particular flight.<\/p>\n Request a tailored quotation based on the itinerary and the proposed transport arrangements. Review the aircraft and crew charges, medical services, positioning, airport and handling charges, ground ambulances and any exclusions.<\/p>\n Our enquiry form sends your requirements to the charter team. It does not calculate an instant medical transport price or confirm that a transfer can proceed.<\/p>\n Ask for details of the operating carrier, medical transport provider and the service included in the quotation. Operating approvals and any third-party accreditations are specific to the provider and aircraft offered.<\/p>\n Ask the medical transport provider whether an accompanying relative can travel. This depends on the proposed aircraft, seating, medical crew, equipment and the requirements of the individual transfer.<\/p>\n Equipment varies by provider and aircraft. The medical transport provider should confirm the equipment and personnel proposed for the individual journey before the booking is agreed.<\/p>\n Timing depends on aircraft and crew availability, the route, permits, medical assessment and receiving-facility arrangements. Ask for a realistic timetable for the specific transfer; an enquiry does not guarantee a departure time.<\/p>\n Ground ambulance transfers and hospital coordination should be discussed as part of the proposal. Confirm which services are included, who is responsible for each stage and any separate charges before booking.<\/p>\n Cover and approval requirements depend on the individual policy and circumstances. Contact the insurer or assistance provider before committing to costs, and obtain confirmation of what they will authorise and pay.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Contact Aircraft Charter to discuss the route and proposed transport arrangements. Our team can help source options for review with the relevant medical professionals and transport provider.<\/p>\nPlanning Medical Repatriation and Medevac Transport<\/h2>\n
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Choosing an Aircraft for Medical Transport<\/h2>\n
Air Ambulance Charter Costs and Quotations<\/h2>\n
Confirm the Proposed Provider and Service<\/h2>\n
Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\n
Can family members travel on the air ambulance?<\/h3>\n
What medical equipment is available on board?<\/h3>\n
How quickly can an air ambulance be arranged?<\/h3>\n
Do you handle hospital admissions and ground transport?<\/h3>\n
Are your medical flights covered by insurance?<\/h3>\n
Request Air Ambulance Charter Options<\/h2>\n