Jet ICU
Call 24/7
A business jet flying above the clouds at golden hour (stock footage).

Air Ambulance

Bedside to Bedside Transport Service

Call 24/7

Outside the US and Canada: +1 (352) 796-2540

Tell us where the patient is going.

Three short steps, straight to the operations center. Prefer to talk?

(877) 453-8428

Request a transfer

Three short steps.

Route
Patient
The patient travels
Contact

Since
2003
Wheels up
Our fleet can be in the air in 90 minutes.
Safety
ZERO incidents while operating thousands of flights
Accredited
NAAMTA, IAAA Founding Member

The flying ICU, owned and flown by its own crews.

Two Jet ICU flight crew in blue flight suits in front of their Learjet in the hangar. (a still from their own video)
The Learjet cockpit: the windscreen, clouds beyond, and the glareshield above the instrument panel. (their own photograph)
A stretcher secured in the cabin beside a leather seat, ready for a patient. (their own photograph)
A Jet ICU Learjet lined up on the runway, nose toward the camera. (their own photograph)
The jet's cabin looking forward, stretcher along the left side and the cockpit beyond. (their own photograph)
A Jet ICU Learjet on the ramp at dusk, door shut, nose and engine close. (their own photograph)
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Bedside to bedside, in five steps.

The Learjet cockpit: the windscreen, clouds beyond, and the glareshield above the instrument panel. (their own photograph)
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The first call

Call the operations center or send the three-step request, and a flight coordinator takes it from there.

A stretcher secured in the cabin beside a leather seat, ready for a patient. (their own photograph)
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From the bedside

The medical crew meets the patient at the sending hospital and stays with them to the receiving one.

A Jet ICU Learjet lined up on the runway, nose toward the camera. (their own photograph)
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Wheels up

We can fly anywhere in the world

The jet's cabin looking forward, stretcher along the left side and the cockpit beyond. (their own photograph)
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The flying ICU

The cabin is set up for critical care, with the equipment the patient's condition calls for.

A Jet ICU Learjet on the ramp at dusk, door shut, nose and engine close. (their own photograph)
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Bedside, near home

The flight ends at a hospital close to home, so family can be near.

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Accredited and affiliated

  • NAAMTA
  • IAAA Founding Member
  • NBAA
  • THIA
  • USTIA
  • Lake Technical College

From a patient

I will be forever grateful to all of you who have enabled me to live to see my children grow up.

J. WardCancun, Mexico to Manchester, England

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When experience matters

Our fleet can be in the air in 90 minutes.