Air Ambulance in Florida

When your loved one needs to reach a hospital far from home, fixed-wing air ambulances make it possible to travel longer distances while providing the care they need mid-air.

Helicopters work well for shorter emergency trips, but they have less room for medical equipment and typically need to stop for fuel more often. Fixed-wing aircraft are a better option for most long-distance transfers.

A fixed-wing air ambulance may be your best option in the following scenarios:

• Traveling to another hospital: Your loved one needs to fly to a medical facility elsewhere in the state or country.
• Receiving care throughout the flight: Their condition calls for oxygen, IV medications, heart monitoring, or advanced medical attention while traveling.
• Managing altitude-related concerns: A pressurized cabin may provide a more suitable environment for patients with certain medical conditions.
• Arranging international transportation: You need a medical repatriation flight to bring a loved one back to the U.S. or help them return to their home country.
• Making room for specialized care: The patient needs additional medical staff, life-support equipment, or more space for treatment than a helicopter can offer.

REVA looks at your loved one's health, where they're traveling, and the care they'll need along the way to help you choose the safest and most appropriate aircraft for their flight.