Air ambulance repatriation including 1 physician and 1 flight nurse or paramedic, medical pre-flight clearance with physician-to-physician consultation, bed-to-bed transfer of the patient, organisation of ground ambulance transportation at both ends of the flight and a full post-mission medical report from the treating physician.

A pre-flight medical clearance with a physician-to-physician consultation is included in all air ambulance flights. However, it is also possible to request this service on a separate basis if you wish to get a clear understanding of your patient’s medical status and treatment by the foreign hospital.

Full double stretcher air ambulance aircraft capable of transporting two intensive care patients simultaneously.

Air Ambulance Configurations Learjet 45XR 2 3 4

Air Ambulance Configurations Learjet 35A2

Picking up your medical team with an appropriate aircraft from your hospital, flying them to the hospital where the organ awaits collection and back to the receiving hospital.

Our insurance also covers your medical teams while on board.

Organ transport logistics

Repatriation or medical transfer of a newborn baby to a specialised unit using an incubator. Neonatal missions always include a neonatologist as well as a specialised intensive care paediatric flight nurse or paramedic trained in Advanced Paediatric Life Support.

Using the extensive fleet of DRF Luftrettung and Luxembourg Air Ambulance in Germany, Luxembourg, Austria and Italy, EAA can organise medical transfers with fully equipped rescue helicopters.

A DRF Luftrettung rescue helicopter

Organisation of medical repatriation of your patient, either on a stretcher or as sitting patient in a specified service class, escorted by a physician, a nurse or paramedic, or both if required. Ground transportation to and from the airport, accompanied by the medical escort, can also be arranged.

The founding members of EAA have a large experience in participating in humanitarian missions throughout the world in close co-operation with its respective governments, the NATO and the United Nations.