PHI Air Medical London 2

09/04/2025

09/02/2025

VistaJets and PHI Air Medical of Kentucky helicopters go great with Titan Aviation Fuels!!!

09/01/2025

We want to wish one of our flight nurses, Rachael, a very happy birthday today!

We are so proud to have her as part of our team as Rachel brings years of experience and advanced clinial expertise to the table. Everyone wish her a happy birthday today! 🥳🎉

09/01/2025

Thanks to the folks at Rockcastle Regional for the call today! And for the awesome care you provide to our patients.

304PH was lookin’ pretty as always this evening. 😍

08/30/2025

Wings alert 🪽

Brock has been with us for over a year now and got his 100 patient flight wings this week!

Our bases truly admire Brock for his clinical expertise and the kindness he shows everyone, from our patients to his coworkers at the bases. He brings calmness to the chaos and uses his experience to quickly think on his feet, making him a great asset to our team. From being an awesome dad to the best flight nurse, Brock does it all and we are so lucky to have him here at PHI 2. Show him some love!! 💛🖤

08/29/2025

At 6:13 this morning, East Bernstadt Fire & Rescue and Crossroads Fire Department responded to a residential structure fire. Units were notified that a camper was fully involved and one occupant had been burned. Firefighters arrived on scene and extinguished the fire. One male subject was treated by Firefighter/Paramedics from EBFD and EMS providers from Ambulance Inc. Of Laurel County and flown to a burn center by PHI Air Medical London 2. All responders are clear of the scene.

08/29/2025

A smooth landing from our pilot, Redell, after getting fuel at Bluegrass Airport and coming to pick his med crew up 👏🏽

Now… guess the helipad!

Here’s a hint… 😺🏀🐎

08/22/2025

We would like to introduce the newest member of our team, Elliot Chase! Elliot made his arrival back in June and we are so happy for Brock, one of our flight clinicians, and his wife Ariel. Such a beautiful family! 💙

08/19/2025

🚁 ✨ Happy National Aviation Day! ✨✈️

Today we celebrate the innovation, dedication, and passion that make aviation possible. For our team, aviation isn’t just about flying—it’s about saving lives, serving communities, and being there when every second counts. 💙

We’re proud to carry on the spirit of flight by bringing critical care to the skies every day.

08/18/2025

Today we celebrate World Helicopter Day! 🚁

From lifesaving missions to connecting communities, helicopters play a vital role in keeping people safe and bringing help where it’s needed most. We’re proud to be part of a profession that serves and is a resource to our community. 🩺🏥💛

08/16/2025

Howdy y’all! We hope everyone is having a great weekend.

We have recently heard the question “why do you all turn down flight requests whenever it’s clear, blue and 22 for bad weather?”

To answer this question, our pilots take into careful consideration the weather to and from where we’re going. “Bad weather” could be storms, ground level fog, freezing fog in the wintertime, weather moving in the direction of the path we would take, etc. Oftentimes, even from London to Lexington there are variations in weather. It may be clear with blue skies in one area but storming with lightening en route or a few miles away!

We also want to share that, being one of two IFR capable programs in the bluegrass, our oncoming pilots receive IFR training so we are able to fly in and above the clouds. This means that our newer pilots don’t have that training initially and low ceilings are another factor that our VFR pilots have to consider. It’s also important to note that IFR does not guarantee we will accept a flight with low ceilings present. Storm clouds, lightening in the vicinity, freezing temps and other factors impact our ability to fly.

We trust our pilots to make these decisions and to keep us and our patients safe. If the pilot or med crew feel as though it is unsafe to accept a flight, our policy is to turn it down.

Our mission is to serve our community when it is safe for us to do so! We all know how unpredictable weather can be here in Kentucky. With that being said, CALL US even if you’re unsure if we will accept. Let our pilots work their magic and make that decision and know that we love showing up for our customers and our patients when we are able to do so. 🚁⛈️⚡️

08/11/2025

Our PHI 2 med crew borrowed 383PH and their pilot yesterday. Thanks to our Ambulance Inc. Of Laurel County friends for the call yesterday, we love seeing your alls faces and seeing the pictures you’re able to take of us landing and taking off. Y’all are the best 👏🏽