Emergency Airlift Information

EMERGENCY AIRLIFT operates world-wide under the authority of a CFR 14 Part 135 certificate issued by the FAA. Emergency Airlift’s president and CEO has more than 30 years in corporate and air ambulance operations. Air ambulance and medevac missions are conducted in jet aircraft, including three (3) long-range, three engine Dassault Falcon 50, a Learjet 55, and Learjet 35s. The Falcon 50s provide a self-contained patient lift ramp and can carry up to two patients, equipment, family member(s) and a full complement of medical and flight crews. The Falcon 50 aircraft is perfectly suited for safe flight over oceanic routes. Demonstrated through their impeccable safety record, the company believes in utilizing the right aircraft for every mission. This means having redundancy in systems and utilizing the most capable aircraft, especially when flying over vast oceans. EMERGENCY AIRLIFT believes in high standards, including conducting and overseeing their own aircraft maintenance with their highly-skilled maintenance department. EMERGENCY AIRLIFT’S world-wide headquarters are strategically located in Southern Oregon with bases in Honolulu, HI, and offices in the Philippines.