The right aircraft for every mission, based on its complexity
category:
Wind, Turbines
date:
November 22, 2025
Services:
Engineering services
team:
Harry Olson
A fleet ready to respond
We have direct capacity to configure and medicalize more than 20 aircraft, including airplanes and helicopters, and access to more than 300 additional aircraft through our network of strategic air operators.
This versatility, together with our network of ground units and a broad international assistance network, allows us to plan, coordinate and carry out air medical and ground operations worldwide, responding to the clinical and operational needs of each case.
Our operational capacity includes aircraft such as the Challenger 605, Gulfstream IV and V, Learjet 31, 35 and 60, Citation Sovereign, King Air 200 and 300, and Bell 407 and 412, among other platforms available for our operations.
A standard behind every operation
The versatility of our fleet and network of partner aircraft expands our operational capacity, optimizes resources and allows us to select the most suitable aircraft for each mission, based on distance, the patient's clinical condition and the medical requirements of the transfer.
We carry out every operation under the highest quality and safety standards, backed by EURAMI accreditation and ISO 9001 certification.
In the air medical industry, fleet composition —aircraft type, operational range and intensive care configuration— is one of the criteria that insurers and assistance companies assess when choosing an operator. Our fleet is designed to meet that standard on every mission.