Atlas Air Ambulance
Air Medical Transportation
Delivering top-tier fixed-wing air ambulance services with the King Air 360 and Pilatus PC-12, we maintain unmatched professionalism, integrity, and clinical excellence during life’s critical moments. Serving Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee, with global coverage across the United States, Canada, South America, and the Caribbean, we ensure rapid and reliable private air medical transport when every moment matters. Whether utilizing the long-range capabilities of the King Air 360 or the versatility of the Pilatus PC-12, our fleet is equipped to provide world-class care and swift response, wherever you are.
Insurance Accepted
Air Ambulance Florida, Air Ambulance Plane, Medical Escort & Commercial Airline Stretcher Service
Medical Transport Services Centered on Safety, Care, and Coordination
Atlas Air Ambulance provides fixed-wing medical transport and coordinated aviation services for patients, healthcare providers, and organizations with specialized travel needs. Based in Jacksonville, Florida, we support medical flights throughout the United States and internationally, with every transport planned around medical necessity, safety standards, and continuity of care from bedside to bedside.
Inside Atlas Air Ambulance
Medical Transport Built on Clinical Oversight and Experience
See how our dedicated flight teams deliver lifesaving care 24/7 — from takeoff to touchdown.
Every Atlas Air Ambulance flight is guided by medical protocols designed to support patient safety, continuity of care, and clear communication. Our flights are staffed by experienced medical professionals and equipped to provide ICU-level monitoring when required.
From initial case review through bedside-to-bedside transport, each flight is planned with the patient’s medical condition, stability, and care needs at the forefront.
Is Air Ambulance the Right Option for Your Situation?
Medical air transport is not always the first—or only—solution. It is typically considered when a patient’s medical condition, distance of travel, or level of care required makes commercial or ground transportation unsafe or impractical. Our team helps families and healthcare providers determine whether fixed-wing air ambulance, medical escort, or another transport option is most appropriate—based on clinical need, not assumption.
When Air Ambulance Is Often Appropriate
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The patient requires continuous monitoring or medical intervention during transport
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Long-distance or interstate travel is medically necessary
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Ground transport would be unsafe due to time, distance, or patient condition
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Continuity of care between facilities is critical
When Other Options May Be Considered
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The patient is medically stable for commercial airline travel
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A licensed medical escort provides sufficient clinical oversight
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Timing and condition allow for alternative coordination methods
If air ambulance is not the most appropriate option, our team will clearly explain alternatives and help coordinate the safest solution.
Not sure which option applies? Speak with a medical transport coordinator for guidance—available 24/7.
International Medical Repatriation
When a serious illness or injury occurs far from home, returning safely for continued care can feel overwhelming. International medical repatriation provides medically supervised air transport for patients who need to travel across borders to reach appropriate care, family support, or their home healthcare system.
Atlas Air Ambulance specializes in fixed-wing international medical repatriation, coordinating complex medical flights to and from the United States, the Caribbean, and beyond. Each transport is carefully planned to ensure continuity of care, regulatory compliance, and patient safety from bedside to bedside.
When International Medical Repatriation Is Needed
International medical repatriation is often appropriate when:
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A patient becomes seriously ill or injured while traveling abroad
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Specialized medical care is required closer to home
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Commercial airline travel is medically unsafe
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Long-distance ground transport is not feasible
Patients transported through repatriation may require continuous monitoring, critical care support, or medically equipped aircraft staffed by experienced flight clinicians.
What Patients & Families Can Expect
Atlas Air Ambulance manages every aspect of the repatriation process, including:
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Clinical review to determine medical appropriateness for flight
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Fixed-wing aircraft equipped for advanced medical care
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Experienced medical flight crews providing in-flight monitoring
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Coordination with international hospitals, customs, and aviation authorities
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Clear communication with families and receiving care teams
Our goal is to reduce stress during an already difficult time—while ensuring patients are transported safely, appropriately, and with dignity.
A Clinically Led, Safety-Focused Approach
International medical repatriation involves more than distance. It requires experience navigating medical risk, international regulations, and complex logistics. Atlas Air Ambulance approaches each mission with disciplined planning, clinical oversight, and a strong safety culture—ensuring care standards remain consistent no matter where a patient is traveling from or to.
Florida Medical Air Transport: Jacksonville, FL, Orlando, FL, Tampa, FL, Miami, FL
Our Medical Transport Aircrafts | Pilatus PC-12 and King Air 360
At Atlas Air Ambulance, we are proud to offer two of the most trusted and versatile aircraft in the industry: the Pilatus PC-12 and the King Air 360. Both are designed to deliver exceptional performance, safety, and comfort, ensuring the highest standard of service for every mission.
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The Pilatus PC-12: Renowned for its reliability and adaptability, this aircraft features a spacious cabin, advanced safety systems, and the ability to operate from short or unpaved runways, making it ideal for reaching remote locations quickly and efficiently.
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The King Air 360: Combining speed, range, and capacity, the King Air 360 is perfect for long-distance air medical transport and private charters. With seating for up to 9 passengers and an optimized cabin for medical needs, it offers unparalleled comfort and versatility.
Whether you're in need of urgent air medical transport or a private charter, our fleet is equipped to provide safe, efficient, and seamless travel tailored to your unique needs.
The Pilatus PC-12 is widely used in air ambulance operations for its reliability, range, and ability to access smaller or regional airports. Its spacious cabin allows medical teams to work comfortably while maintaining close patient access throughout the flight.
Well-suited for:
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Interfacility medical transport
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Regional and cross-country flights
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Access to remote or limited-runway locations
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Patients requiring continuous monitoring during transport
The PC-12’s configuration supports essential medical equipment while maintaining a controlled, stable environment for patient care.
Serving Major U.S. Cities & International Gateways
Nationwide & International Medical Transport Coverage
Atlas Air Ambulance provides fixed-wing air medical transport across the United States and into the Caribbean, supporting patients who require long-distance, interstate, or international medical care. Our operational footprint is designed to serve both major metropolitan medical hubs and regional communities, ensuring continuity of care regardless of location.
We regularly coordinate medical flights involving high-volume U.S. cities such as Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City, Newark, and Boston—areas that are home to nationally recognized hospitals, trauma centers, and specialty care institutions. These locations often require reliable air medical transport for patients transferring between facilities or returning home after receiving care away from their primary support systems.
In addition to domestic coverage, Atlas Air Ambulance manages international medical transport to and from the Caribbean, including medically supervised repatriation and cross-border patient transfers. These missions require advanced coordination involving international aviation clearances, customs processes, and collaboration with foreign medical facilities—services handled by Atlas’s experienced operational and clinical teams.
Our aircraft are equipped to operate into both major international airports and smaller regional airfields, allowing flexibility in routing and access to care. This capability is especially important for patients in coastal regions, island destinations, or areas without direct commercial airline access.
Atlas supports a wide range of transport needs, including:
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Interfacility hospital transfers requiring advanced medical monitoring
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Critical care and ICU-level medical flights
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Scheduled, non-emergent medical transport when ground travel is impractical
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International medical repatriation for patients seeking care closer to home
By maintaining consistent clinical protocols and safety standards across all regions we serve, Atlas Air Ambulance ensures that patients receive the same level of care, oversight, and communication—whether a flight spans a single state or crosses international borders.
Coverage Map
Atlas Air Ambulance provides medically supervised, non-emergency fixed-wing transport for patients requiring clinical monitoring or specialist care transfers. These flights are ideal when ground transport is unsafe or impractical and the patient does not require immediate emergency response.
If you do not see your location in the list below, send us a quick message with the location details and we will do our best to meet your patient transport needs! You can count on us!
We do not fly to Cuba or Venezuela.
United States:
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Caribbean:
Antigua and Barbuda
Bahamas
Barbados
Dominica
Dominican Republic
Grenada
Haiti
Jamaica
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Trinidad and Tobago
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Canada
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