MEDEVAC.FLIGHTS

27/11/2024

We are incredibly proud to announce that MEDEVAC.FLIGHTS has been ranked #1 on the AFR's Fast 100 list.

This achievement reflects the dedication, expertise, and hard work of our exceptional team, who are committed to providing world-class medical evacuations and critical care services. Our growth has been driven by a relentless focus on patient care, collaboration with trusted aviation partners, and innovation in delivering seamless transport solutions.

We extend our deepest gratitude to our clients, partners, and supporters for trusting us with their most critical needs. This recognition inspires us to continue pushing boundaries and raising the standard for medical care in transport.

Here’s to a future of continued growth, innovation, and saving lives together.

The overall winner of the AFR Fast 100 List 2024, air ambulance start-up Medevac Flights, has achieved 700 per cent revenue growth thanks to business from the cruise industry

26/11/2024

At MEDEVAC.FLIGHTS, we are dedicated to providing expert medical care during every stage of patient transport. Our highly skilled critical care teams and state-of-the-art equipment ensure the safest, most efficient care from bedside to destination.

21/11/2024

a challenging mission to Hawaii, our medical team took a moment to unwind in the stunning South Pacific. A well-deserved breather before the next call to action. 🌺✈️

27/06/2024

Our Managing Director, William Cassidy, and our Medical Director, Dr Craig Richards, had an incredible time attending the ITIC Conference in Bangkok last week, which included a visit to Bangkok Hospital (Part of the BDMS network). It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with industry leaders and discuss the future of aeromedical services.

15/02/2024

MEDEVAC.FLIGHTS is thrilled to announce the successful completion of a critical international ECMO medevac mission, made possible through collaboration with specialist teams from The Alfred Hospital and Gold Coast University Hospital. The mission embodies our commitment to aeromedical excellence and the power of collaborative healthcare.

Gratitude to everyone involved for making a significant difference and saving a life. The patient has since made a full recovery.

20/09/2023

The past two months have been a remarkable testament to our team's dedication. With every mission, we've reinforced our commitment to providing exceptional care and ensuring safety in critical times. At the heart of each operation lies not only our deep-seated compassion but also an unwavering standard of medical excellence, ensuring both the well-being and trust of those we serve

17/09/2023

Every flight, every mission, every moment—we prioritise patient safety above all. On World Patient Safety Day, we're reminded of our unwavering commitment to ensure the well-being of those under our care. Because in the skies, on the ground, and everywhere in between, every patient's safety matters. ✈️❤️ "

29/07/2023

A traveler sustaining a large open fracture through their scull from a boat propeller. Working together with the insurance company, cruise ship operator, helicopter retrieval team, hospitals and ground ambulances our team was able to conduct a successful medevac to transport the patient to lifesaving surgery. A big thanks to our team and everyone involved.

Fiji police say the victim was a passenger on board a cruise liner.

07/07/2023

Another successful medevac from Bali to Auustralia

11/06/2023

One week until the International Travel Insurance Conference in Sydney. Looking forward to catching up with existing clients and making new connections.

17/09/2020

Safety is always our top priority when treating and transporting patients across the globe. As today is World Patient Safety Day, we should look at how the COVID-19 pandemic has unveiled the huge challenges health workers are facing globally. The WHO's 2020 campaign to focus on the interrelationship between health worker safety and patient safety, depicted in the slogan ‘Safe health workers, Safe patients’ is a timely reminder that a safe working environment for health workers ensures patient safety and is a culture that MEDEVAC.FLIGHTS implements daily.

29/06/2020

MEDEVAC.FLIGHTS recently performed a repatriation of a patient from Vietnam back to Australia. Special permissions were given by the Australian, Queensland, and Victorian Chief Health Officers to allow this mission to proceed. In the current climate of restrictions on travel, this mission required approval from government departments, border control, immigration officials, airport representatives as well as ground transport providers in both countries. The mission proceeded smoothly and efficiently, and the patient is now recovering in Australia.