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Your leading service provider in the global assistance and aviation medical sector
Worldwide ambulance flights
Malteser AeroMedical and its flight service provider Quick Air are one of the world’s leading providers of ambulance flights in a partnership that has existed since 1992.
Mission
Our goal is providing high quality, cost effective, ethical, and reliable aeromedical return solutions for patients around the world by combining the expertise of the two closely collaborating partners: Malteser for quality medical care and Quick Air for the safest air transport services.
Vision
Our vision is that of being a sustainable leader in the aeromedical industry through continuous innovation and advancement, of our high-quality medical repatriation services.
Your leading service provider in the global assistance and aviation medical sector.
Fleet
10 German registered special ambulance aircraft, fully equipped as flying intensive care units.
Models
- 3x Lear Jet 35 A(D-CQAJ/D-CJPG/D-CFTG)
- 1x Lear Jet 36 (D-CFGG)
- 3x Lear Jet 45 (D-CQAA/D-CQAB/D-CQAC)
- 3x Lear Jet 55 (D-CCGN/D-CWAY/D-CMED)
- All aircraft are the property of Quick Air. Maintenance is performed at the in-house EASA Part-145 shipyard
Modern medical equipment
- Hamilton T1 intensive care ventilator
- Hamilton H900 humidifier (high-flow therapy)
- ZOLL X series intensive care monitor/defibrillator
- Fresenius Agilia Injektomat, perfusers
- iStat blood gas analyser
Personnel
Malteser AeroMedical ambulance flights are always staffed by a specialised medical team of at least one doctor and one medical assistant. Other medical professionals may be brought in, depending on the patient’s medical needs.
- 23 pilots (Quick Air)
- 31 flight physicians (German specialist physician status + specialist qualification in intensive care medicine) (Malteser)
- 25 assistants (specialist nurses/emergency paramedics with additional qualifications) (Malteser)
Multilingual teams
- German
- English
- Other languages available upon request
Training and safety
The doctors and assistants accompanying ambulance flights must be prepared for any medical situation: whether a patient is sick or injured, whether basic or intensive care is needed, whether they are adults, children, or premature babies.
Training is critical for our aeromedical teams and pilots. Malteser AeroMedical and Quick Air have made a joint commitment to provide ongoing training to all personnel connected to deployments.
Flight safety and patient safety are top priorities in the two companies’ cooperation. Malteser AeroMedical is fully integrated into the certified flight operational safety management system.
We will answer your questions
Our employees can be contacted around the clock, every day of the week.
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We are there for our members, corporate and assistance customers, automobile clubs, authorities, and private customers around the clock with individual complete packages and customised modular solutions alike.