European Air Ambulance is a high quality service provider for worldwide Air Ambulance repatriation. Founded 40 years ago by DRF Luftrettung and Luxembourg Air Rescue (Ducair), it has an enviable track record of medical repatriation from over 150 countries worldwide, giving EAA one of the broadest experience bases in the Air Ambulance industry.
EAA's network of international co-operation agreements ensures speedy and smooth execution of intensive care transports with bed-to-bed service. Specialised, multi-lingual staff at the Mission Control Centre (MCC) can handle everything from quote to invoice and coordinates a fleet of 6 Air Ambulance aircraft; 5 Learjets 35A and 1 Beechcraft King Air 200. All aircraft are fitted with state-of-the-art medical equipment and supplies to ensure the best possible patient care in the air.
All EAA missions are staffed by an experienced intensive care medical team consisting of 1 physician and 1 flight nurse/paramedic. The MCC coordinators can choose the physician from a large pool of anaesthetists, neonatologists, gynaecologists or other specialists, depending on the patient’s needs.
Ambulance services offered
European Air Ambulance can provide you with a large range of medical services. For all services please contact the EAA Mission Control Centre, open 365 days a year 24 hours a day. Call +49 711 7007 7007 or click here to request a quote.
A fleet of aircraft with state-of-the-art medical equipment and all necessary medication, able to repatriate intensive care patients from all over the world.
A pre-flight medical clearance with a physician-to-physician consultation is included in all Air Ambulance flights.
EAA has full double stretcher Air Ambulance aircraft able to transport 1 intensive care and 1 lying patient or 2 lying patients.
EAA can pick up your medical team with an appropriate aircraft from your hospital, fly them to the hospital where the organ awaits collection and back to the receiving hospital for the final operation.
Combining intensive care and paediatrics, neonatology involves the specialist care of newborn and/or premature babies, invariably using an incubator.
EAA can organise transfers using fully equipped rescue helicopters.
Working closely with major airlines, EAA can organise the repatriation of your patient either on a stretcher or as a sitting patient in a specified service class.
The European Air Ambulance fleet
The EAA fleet comprises six air ambulance aircraft equipped with state-of-the-art medical equipment and all necessary medication to ensure best patient care. They can be considered as flying intensive care units ready to be called on to perform a mission day or night.
Mission control
The EAA Mission Control Centre is located in Karslruhe/Baden-Baden Airpark and is on duty 24 hours a day - 365 days a year. For direct contact call: +49 711 7007 7007 or click here to request a quote.
Find out more about the EAA mission control centre.
24/7 air ambulance specialist medical staff
EAA missions are always crewed with a specialised team of 1 physician and 1 nurse or paramedic. Other specialist medical crew can be called upon, depending on the patient’s medical requirements. Read more about EAA's medical staff.
Contact details
European Air Ambulance
Mission Control Centre
DRF Luftrettung Base
E 312 Laval Avenue
D-77836 Rheinmünster
Tel: +49 711 7007 7007
Fax: +49 711 7007 7009
Request a quote
Website: www.air-ambulance.com
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