Air medical flight coordination

Medical flights.
Coordinated.

Submit one medical flight request. AirMedHub coordinates review with relevant independent providers and brings the flight options, pricing, and terms received together for you.

Air ambulance missions demand precision.

Patient needs, route, aircraft capability, and ground transfers must work together from the start.
01 Start your private flight quote

The AirMedHub network

One request.
Providers compete for your mission.

AirMedHub sends your request to relevant, pre-vetted provider relationships. Each one reviews the mission and returns its proposed aircraft, medical crew, timing, and price — organized for you to compare.

Named providers and evidence

The option identifies the direct carrier and medical provider, with source and document checks explained in our published method.

Independent provider review

The provider controls its clinical acceptance, aircraft and crew availability, proposed medical configuration, and price.

Received quotes organized

AirMedHub presents the quote or quotes providers return, including the proposed timing, aircraft, medical scope, price, and terms.

How it works

From request
to provider quote.

AirMedHub receives the request, alerts relevant providers through its portal, organizes responses, and coordinates an accepted itinerary within the written scope.

01Tell us the mission

Share the route and patient needs.

Start online or call. We collect the pickup, destination, timing, medical condition, and care requirements.

02Provider alerts and review

Relevant providers decide whether to quote.

The portal alerts relevant independent providers. Each provider reviews the mission under its own clinical, operational, and pricing process.

03Review and authorize

AirMedHub presents the quotes received.

Review the named provider, proposed services, price, assumptions, and terms. AirMedHub then coordinates the accepted scope.

Air ambulance interior configured for in-flight medical care
Reviewed before
a mission is offered

Safety before selection

The provider matters as much as the aircraft.

A useful option connects the provider's authority and available evidence to the assigned aircraft, responsible medical provider, accepted clinical plan, route, timing, and written terms.

  • Applicable authority checked for the named carrier
  • Aircraft and medical plan identified for the case
  • Crew configuration reviewed for the patient
  • Mission details confirmed before acceptance
Explore safety and provider review

Ready when the mission is.

Need to move a patient?

Tell us where they are, where they need to go, and what care they require. A coordinator will take it from there.

AirMedHub is a coordination marketplace, not a direct air carrier. Flights are operated by licensed air ambulance providers.