Medevac · Air Ambulance · Australia · 24/7
Fixed-wing medevac and air ambulance across Australia and the Asia-Pacific, ICU and paediatric capability, bed-to-bed handover, and direct apron access at receiving hospitals where coordinated.
Already have an RFQ prepared? Email charters@aviall.com.au
Speaking to someone is usually the fastest way to start.
Our medical transfer desk is staffed 24 hours. You do not need complete information to make the first call, the current location of the patient and where they need to go is enough to begin.
Patient information is treated as sensitive. Medical detail and uploaded reports go only to the clinical and operations coordinators handling the case, are never placed in web addresses, and are never shared with advertising or analytics platforms.
Medical evacuation in Australia spans long sectors, dispersed clinical capability and a high-acuity Pacific catchment that depends on Australian tertiary hospitals. Aviall arranges fixed-wing medevac across Australia and the Asia-Pacific with ICU-grade clinical teams, bed-to-bed handover and apron-level access where coordinated. Aircraft are selected against the patient's clinical condition and the airfield, not against a fixed fleet.
Which aircraft fits decides the usable airports and staging hubs.
Medevac demand in Australia is shaped by long domestic sectors, a small number of high-acuity tertiary referral hospitals, dispersed mining and remote-station populations, and an inbound Pacific catchment that relies on Australian clinical capability for ICU, paediatric, cardiac, neurosurgical and burns care.
Use these when the requirement is a programme, not a single charter.
Ventilated, multi-line and inotrope-dependent patients across Australia and the Asia-Pacific.
Humidicrib-equipped aircraft and specialist paediatric clinical teams.
Inbound medevac from Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, PNG and other Pacific states.
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin and Hobart tertiary referral movements.
Light jet and turboprop retrieval from regional, mining and station airstrips.
Outbound repatriation from Australia to home-country hospitals worldwide.
Medical transfer & repatriation desk
You do not need a complete clinical picture to contact us. Tell us where the patient is and where they need to go, and a coordinator will start assessing options, aircraft, clinical configuration, crewing, clearances and ground ambulance, while the rest of the information is still being gathered.
Where the patient is now
City or country, and the facility type if you know it
Where they need to go
City, country, or receiving hospital if already arranged
Rough timing
Today, within 24 hours, or later this week
How they are travelling
Seated, wheelchair, stretcher, or intensive care, an estimate is fine
Clinical acceptance and aircraft availability are confirmed after review by the clinical team and the receiving facility. Contacting us does not by itself confirm a flight, a crew or acceptance of the patient.
Or email medical reports and case detail to charters@aviall.com.au
Privacy: patient details and uploaded reports are handled as sensitive information, stored in restricted storage, and passed only to the coordinators and clinicians working the case. They are never written into web addresses, advertising platforms or analytics events.
Urgent charter? Our ops desk is staffed 24/7.
Aircraft options within the hour and a written quote with an indicative wheels-up window.
Mission examples · Illustrative
Representative mission profiles drawn from recurring work. Identifying details, operators, hospitals, routes, aircraft tail numbers, are intentionally omitted.
A complex case with ventilator and infusion support required movement from a regional Pacific facility back to a domestic tertiary centre. Aviall configured a long-range jet with a critical-care medical fit-out, coordinated bed-to-bed handover with both treating teams, and managed customs and immigration at each stop.
Outcome
Bed-to-bed transfer completed without clinical deterioration en route.
A neonate requiring escalated care had to be moved from a regional hospital to a metropolitan paediatric tertiary centre. Aviall coordinated an aeromedical aircraft and a specialist retrieval team, with isolette-compatible loading and parent transit on the same airframe.
Outcome
Patient delivered to receiving NICU within the clinical window agreed by both teams.
An incident at a remote mine site required immediate movement of a trauma patient to a metropolitan trauma centre. Aviall launched on the standing medevac protocol, with a clinical team mobilised in parallel and the receiving trauma team pre-briefed before take-off.
Outcome
Patient on the operating table at the receiving centre well inside the planned window.
Following a regional medical surge, an insurer required several patients moved out of an under-resourced facility on a single mission. Aviall configured a larger airframe with multiple stretcher positions, a senior medical lead and ground ambulance staging at both ends.
Outcome
All patients transferred safely on a single rotation; receiving facility briefed before arrival.
Where the clinical picture allowed, Aviall arranged a stretcher booking on a commercial wide-body service with a medical escort, including airline approvals, MEDIF clearance, oxygen calculations and ground handover.
Outcome
Cost-effective repatriation completed without the need for a dedicated airframe.
Specialised capability
FAQ
For a positioned aircraft and confirmed clinical handover, wheels-up in three to six hours is standard for King Air and Learjet sectors. Long-range and intercontinental transfers typically need longer for crewing, permits and clinical coordination.
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Why operators, brokers and end clients keep calling back
"Single point of clinical accountability from the call to bed-to-bed handover. Our retrieval team had everything they needed before wheels-up."
, Aeromedical retrieval lead · Tertiary hospital network
"The case management discipline matched our internal standards. That is unusual in the assistance market."
, Operations director · International medical assistance company
"Aircraft selection was driven by the patient's clinical picture, not by what was on the apron. That is the right way around."
, Critical-care physician · Repatriation case
Tell us the patient, the sending and receiving facilities, and the ready time. Aircraft and clinical options returned within the hour.
Tell us where the patient is and where they need to go, that is enough to start. Our medical desk is staffed 24 hours. Attach an existing RFQ, packing list or photos straight from your phone, partial detail is enough to start.
Or email your RFQ directly to charters@aviall.com.au
24/7 ops desk. Quote inside the hour.