Medical Air Rescue Company

04/13/2026

2026 MARC Bingo has been in full swing since January…, and now that we’re rolling into April, it’s time for a little update 👀✈️

This isn’t just a game—it’s a snapshot of everything we’re working toward this year. From flight milestones and ride-alongs to new bases, events, and everything in between… every square represents the mission, the growth, and the people behind it all.

A few of these are already within reach, some are heating up, and others… well, we’ve got our eyes on them 👀🔥

No matter the square, it all comes back to the same thing—showing up, working together, and getting the job done when it matters most.

So as we head further into 2026, the question is…
Who’s going to call BINGO first? 🎯✈️

Stay tuned—we’re just getting started ❤️

04/09/2026

"Taco Tuesday" for employee appreciation was a hit this month!

Thank you Loud American Food truck for coming down and catering some amazing food!!!

04/07/2026

Not every mission involves a runway.

Last week in Hugo, OK, our Director of Medical Operations, Ken, traded flight plans for handshakes—building connections that show what our missions are all about.

Ken was able to showcase what Medical Air Rescue Company does on a daily basis and how youth members can get into the business.

04/02/2026

A big congratulations to our McKinney, TX base for completing 34 flights last month! One flight away from checking the box on our Bingo Card!

This milestone reflects the dedication, coordination, and expertise of every team member involved—from flight crews to medical staff to those working behind the scenes. Thank you for your continued commitment to delivering exceptional care when it matters most.

04/01/2026

‼️We’ve got some exciting news to share‼️

After months of evaluation, planning, and behind-the-scenes coordination, Medical Air Rescue Company is expanding our capabilities with the addition of rotor-wing aircraft. 🚁

This marks a major step forward in our mission to provide timely, high-quality critical care across the regions we serve.

Over the past year, we’ve seen an increasing need for faster access to patients in areas where runway availability, distance, or terrain can delay fixed-wing response times. By integrating helicopters into our operations, we’ll be able to:

• Reach patients directly at the scene
• Reduce transport times in critical situations
• Expand access in rural and hard-to-reach areas
• Strengthen partnerships with local EMS and first responders

Our initial rotor-wing deployment will focus on key service areas across South Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas, with plans to grow as demand continues to increase.

04/01/2026

The answer to yesterday's trivia is: 22 active King Air pilots!

All five bases have four full-time pilots.
We are currently short one pilot in Hugo, Oklahoma (Apply online at https://www.medicalairrescue.com/ 😉)
We have one part-time pilot, our Chief Pilot, and our Chief Operating Officer, who take turns filling in when needed!

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03/31/2026

Behind every mission is a skilled pilot…
But how many do we have? 🤔
Take your best guess ⬇️

03/25/2026

Just another day at altitude with a pretty great crew. ✈️

Photo Credit: Johnny S.

03/20/2026

Small world in the sky ✈️

Rosebud and Valentine crews crossed paths at FSD, proving once again how tight-knit this team really is. A few hours later, the mission kept rolling—this time with the Rosebud crew carpooling back to SUO with the Rapid City crew.

Different bases, one mission, and always a good time when the crews link up.

Photos provided by: Leslie P.

03/19/2026

Happy Birthday to our very own CEO and Vice President, Steve Dale!

Have the best day, Steve!

03/17/2026

03/16/2026

Last week, our Rapid City base completed a patient transport to Ogden, Utah. Every mission takes coordination, teamwork, and dedication from everyone involved—from the pilots in the cockpit to the medical crew caring for the patient in the cabin, and the Administration and Communications Center staff who organize it all. We’re proud of the professionals who make these flights happen and grateful for the trust placed in us to provide critical care when it matters most.

Photo Credit: Grover C.