Your Patient, Our Mission

European Air Ambulance

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ITIJ Awards

ITIJ air ambulance provider of the year (2016 & 2024)

+150 countries

Worldwide repatriation

24/7 availability

Responsive and multilingual operations control center

200 professionals

Including highly trained medical and flight crews

EAA awarded Air Ambulance Company of the Year 2024

We are delighted and honoured to announce that EAA has been awarded ‘Air Ambulance Company of the Year’ 2024 by the ITIJ: International Travel & Health Insurance Journal!

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Process

How air ambulance works with us

Initial contact & case evaluation

Medical history, condition assessment, transport feasibility check.

Mission planning

Aircraft selection, medical crew assignment, equipment readiness.

Ground transport to airport

Ambulance, stretcher, medical escort.

Medical flight under care

Continuous monitoring, emergency readiness, comfort, oxygen / ventilation if needed.

Ground transport to destination hospital

Stretcher transfer, hospital handover, medical documentation.

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expertise

Saving Lives, Worldwide

European Air Ambulance provides fast, reliable medical repatriation and specialised air‑medical transport worldwide. Our expert crews and advanced equipment ensure safe, high‑quality care for every patient—wherever they are.

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Worldwide Medical Air Ambulance — Available 24/7

Medical emergencies strike without warning.

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BENEFITS

Why choose EAA ?

Medical staff

Our medical team

EAA only recruits highly-qualified, experienced and clinically-active medical staff, who undergo continuous training in critical care and emergency medicine.

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In-transit critical-care units

Our fleet

Our fleet is composed of two Bombardier Challenger 605 for long range flights and three Bombardier Learjet 45XR for shorter distances. All our jets are dedicated to medical flights.

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Mission control center

Our support team

EAA operations are co-ordinated by our 24/7/365 Mission Control Centre based on-site together at our state-of-the-art headquarters.

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Fleet

Our fleet

Challenger 605

The Bombardier Challenger 605 give us greater operational capabilities, in line with our mission to provide safe, quick and cost-effective medical repatriation 24/7/365 worldwide.

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LearJet 45XR

Each aircraft is equipped with state‑of‑the‑art medical technology and a full range of essential medication, ensuring the highest standards of patient care. True flying intensive care units, they are ready for immediate deployment—day or night—for medical repatriation.

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Prepare your medical repatriation with peace of mind

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news

EAA NewsRoom

Published on

04.11.2025

ITIC Global 2025 | Air Ambulance Forum: Uncertainties facing air ambulances – operating safely in a volatile world

Published on

31.10.2025

Raising the bar: European Air Ambulance delivers gold standard analgesia at 37,000 feet

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21.11.2024

EAA awarded Air Ambulance Company of the Year 2024

Behind the emergency services, a committed organisation

Learn more about FLAR, LAR, and the women and men who make it all possible.

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FLAR

Fondation Luxembourg Air Rescue

Through the donations it collects, the Luxembourg Air Rescue Foundation (FLAR) supports Luxembourg Air Rescue by providing it with material and financial resources.

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LAR

Luxembourg Air Rescue

Since 1989, Luxembourg Air Rescue performs primary rescue missions and air-ambulance flights. Become a member today.

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