AIR AMBULANCE
Airlec Ambulance is a fully integrated solution or “à la carte”.
Every step can carefully be managed in bed-to-bed missions, from local hospitals, with ground ambulances, medical flights until the recieving hospital, or solely the medical flights.
Our skilled, experienced team is able to manage special cases anywhere in the world.
Airlec Air Espace is delighted to announce that it has successfully achieved its first Accreditation by the European Aero-Medical Institute (EURAMI).
Airlec Ambulance provides fast worldwide deployment thanks to our Hawker 1000B Elixir. Our global experience in Asia, America, Africa, Europe and the Middle East allows us to respond to emergency situations anywhere in the world. We have the capacity to quickly grow our team if needed.
A paediatric team provides intensive care to infants and new-borns. The repatriation and emergency resuscitation of premature infants, term infants or children with septic shock, cardiogenic shock or respiratory distress are the hallmarks of this Airlec unit. The medical crew have
access to a full range of onboard equipment, including incubators, paediatric ventilators, multiparameter monitoring, onboard laboratories and electronic station syringes complement the human device.
A significant proportion (25%) of patients that we repatriate have a Glasgow Coma Score (GCS) of
less than 7 and require intensive care and life support. Respiratory support is provided on board using the most appropriate ventilation techniques. Hospital acquired multi-resistant bacterial infections are dealt with following strict internal procedures and materials such as an isolation stretcher (BK multiresistant).
We can handle patients up to 370 lbs thanks to the introduction of loading ramps. We use mechanical and electrical ramps to facilitate the loading of the patient. We can also utilise a cargo door with a width of 92 cm (36 inches) on our Citation Super II aircraft.
A unit of six doctors and nurses trained for CBRN-E risk has a negative-pressure isolation stretcher and bio-hazard suits. Airlec successfully transferred nearly all European victims of the Ebola virus outbreak of winter 2014-2015, evidence of its strict protocols and professionalism. Decontamination and disinfection procedures meet the highest standards.
A surgical team consisting of a heart surgeon , a perfusionist , an anaesthetist and an intensive care nurse is available for any repatriation of patient in ARDS or cardiogenic shock. Our team perform veno venous or arteriovenous cannulation at the bedside. Our aircraft are equipped with specially designed ECMO technical platforms.
A commercial medical escort and ground ambulance department was opened in response to customer demand. Airlec Medical organises medical assistance and the possibility of an escort on commercial passenger aircraft. Our team supports the patient before, during and after the flight and can take care of organizing land ambulances and finding a hospital bed.
Call our operations centre:
+33 5 56 34 02 14