The world is our ICU.

Our world-class medical jets and crews are accustomed to the complexities of providing long-distance transports completing more than 12,000 missions in all 50 states, over 150 countries and 6 continents.

Whether you need a medical escort or a rescue team, we’ve got decades of experience.

Below are some of the things that AirMed jets are equipped with:

• ECG Monitor with hands-free/pacer/defibrillator
• Monitor with the following capabilities:
  • ECG
  • pulse oximetry
  • invasive pressures monitoring
  • end-tidal CO2
  • non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP)
  • temperature
• Transport ventilator & back up ventilator
• Infusion pump(s)
• Handheld Blood Analyzer for selected electrolyte and blood gas values (available for selected transports)
• Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump
• Fetal heart monitor
• Toco monitor

Custom AirMed Stretcher and Base

• Electrical: multiple 115 vac/60hz and 220 vac/50hz outlets powered by dual 1000 watt AC inverters
• Medical Gas System includes:
  • Oxygen, 20 to 30 liter liquid systems on long-range aircraft (equivalent up to 25,000 gaseous liters with adjustable pressure capabilities)
  • EE-Carbon Fiber Tank = 1360 Gaseous liters on short-range aircraft
  • MM-Cylinder = 3400 Gaseous Liters
  • Air, supplied by dual compressors, joined to a common reservoir, providing continuous pressure of 50 psi
  • Vacuum, supplied by suction pumps, maintaining adequate suction for varied functions

With decades of medical and aviation experience, it’s no surprise that managing members of AirMed have compiled the finest medevac teams in the world.