DesJets

When minutes matter, we book you the right operator.

Air Ambulance & Medical Charter Flights

DesJets is an air-charter broker. For medical evacuation, organ transport, and hospital-to-hospital patient transfers we source aircraft from specialised air ambulance operators — companies that hold the medical accreditations and equipment for critical-care flight. We verify operator credentials before booking, coordinate the mission, and stay in the loop from bed to bed.

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Why Charter with DesJets?

Accredited operators, verified per mission

We source from operators holding CAMTS (US) or EURAMI (Europe) accreditation, and verify their current AOC, insurance, and medical program before confirming any flight.

24/7 dispatch coordination

Our charter desk is reachable around the clock. Wheels-up windows vary by operator availability and route — domestic activations are typically airborne within 4 to 8 hours; international missions take longer for permits and crew positioning.

Bed-to-bed logistics

Ground ambulance, customs and landing permits, hospital handoffs — coordinated end-to-end with the sending and receiving facilities. A family member typically flies with the patient at no additional charge.

What's Included

24/7 charter desk for medical activations
Sourced from operators with CAMTS or EURAMI accreditation where held
ICU-configured long-range aircraft (staffed and equipped by the operator)
Neonatal, cardiac, and organ-transport specialty missions arranged via specialist operators
International visas, customs and landing permits handled
Insurance coordination and direct-bill available with select operators
Written mission plan and cost estimate before commitment

Frequently Asked Questions

Is DesJets an air ambulance operator?

No. DesJets is a charter broker. For medical missions we contract with specialist air ambulance operators who hold the medical certifications, employ the flight physicians and nurses, own or lease the ICU-configured aircraft, and carry the operating certificate. Our role is to source the right operator, verify their credentials for your mission, and coordinate the logistics.

How do you verify a medical operator?

For every medical mission we verify: current AOC (Part 135 in the US, EASA Part-CAT in Europe), CAMTS or EURAMI accreditation status where the operator claims to hold it, insurance coverage, medical director and crew credentials, and equipment appropriate to the patient's condition. Verification is completed before you commit to the operator.

How quickly can an air ambulance be launched?

Depends on operator availability and mission profile. Domestic US missions with pre-positioned aircraft are typically wheels-up within 4 to 8 hours of activation; international launches usually take 6 to 12 hours for permits and crew positioning. Some critical missions launch faster; complex international transfers can take longer.

Do you work directly with insurance carriers?

We coordinate with most major medical and travel insurance carriers on documentation. Direct-bill availability depends on the specific operator and carrier — we'll confirm before you commit.

Can a family member fly with the patient?

In most missions one family member flies at no additional charge; additional companions depend on the operator's aircraft configuration and the medical mission profile.

What does a medical charter cost?

Medical charter is typically priced per mission, not per hour, and reflects the aircraft class, distance, medical crew required, and international permits. A written estimate is provided after we understand the patient's condition and destination — never a blind hourly rate.

Ready to Book Air Ambulance Charter?

Speak with a flight coordinator — quotes within the hour, aircraft options tailored to your mission.