Triforce Air Ambulance
World-class air ambulance services with advanced medical care and compassionate transport.
Clinical capabilities
Every aircraft in the Triforce network can be configured for the patient — not the other way round. Tell us the diagnosis and we staff the flight accordingly.
Comprehensive critical care for any condition
Equipment carried
Compatible aircraft: All aircraft
Extra-corporeal life support in flight
Equipment carried
Compatible aircraft: Global 7500 · G700 · Falcon 8X
Specialised care for the smallest patients
Equipment carried
Compatible aircraft: Challenger 605 · Citation Sovereign · PC-12
Damage-control resuscitation airborne
Equipment carried
Compatible aircraft: Global 6500 · G650ER · Falcon 8X
Time-critical brain and spinal emergencies
Equipment carried
Compatible aircraft: Gulfstream G700 · Global 7500 · Falcon 8X
Precision Operations
From the first ring to block-off, every Triforce air ambulance mission runs this protocol. No improvisation. No exceptions.
Emergency line answered in under 60 seconds. Intake physician begins clinical triage immediately.
Flight physician evaluates diagnosis, patient stability, and crew configuration requirements.
Aircraft and crew confirmed. Ground coordination, permits, and slot filings begin simultaneously.
All aircraft systems verified. ICU kit loaded, inventoried, and confirmed flight-ready.
Physician and critical-care nurse boarded with full ICU kit. Final patient brief transmitted to the destination team.
Airborne. Continuous real-time monitoring from block-off to patient handoff at the destination.
Call Received
Emergency line answered in under 60 seconds. Intake physician begins clinical triage immediately.
Clinical Assessment
Flight physician evaluates diagnosis, patient stability, and crew configuration requirements.
Mission Activated
Aircraft and crew confirmed. Ground coordination, permits, and slot filings begin simultaneously.
Pre-flight Complete
All aircraft systems verified. ICU kit loaded, inventoried, and confirmed flight-ready.
Crew On Board
Physician and critical-care nurse boarded with full ICU kit. Final patient brief transmitted to the destination team.
Wheels Up
Airborne. Continuous real-time monitoring from block-off to patient handoff at the destination.
Our Fleet
Air Ambulance & Medical Transport
Testimonials
Hospital systems, global insurers, and corporate risk officers across six continents rely on Triforce for the transfers that cannot wait.
When our patient's liver failed mid-mission in São Paulo, Triforce had a physician on the line within seconds and wheels up out of GRU inside 37 minutes. The receiving intensivists at King's College said it was the most complete pre-arrival brief they had ever received.
We have benchmarked every major air-ambulance operator. Triforce's dispatch window is not marketing copy — we have clocked it independently, multiple times. They are operationally in a different league, and our medical directors will not accept substitutes for complex ICU repatriations.
We coordinate evacuations from conflict zones and remote clinics where minutes are not a figure of speech. Triforce is the one operator that never says “we need to assess the runway first” and then stalls. They assess and they move.
After a serious offshore incident, Triforce transferred three critically injured employees from Singapore to specialist trauma centres in London in under eight hours, door to door. That is not a metric — it is the reason we renewed our contract without negotiation.
We have referred complex international transfers to Triforce for four years. The clinical documentation they transmit before landing is the most thorough in the industry— our intensivists have raised it without prompting. That fidelity of handoff saves lives.
Our duty-of-care protocol requires us to re-benchmark medevac providers annually. Triforce has held the top score on every dimension — speed, clinical depth, and incident-free record — for three consecutive years. That consistency is rarer than it sounds.
Frequently asked
Every mission includes a EURAMI-credentialed physician and critical-care nurse, ICU-grade equipment onboard (mechanical ventilator, cardiac monitor, infusion pumps, medical oxygen), ground ambulance coordination at both origin and destination, and a direct handoff to the receiving medical team. The cabin is a certified flying ICU — not a modified passenger jet.
Our median wheels-up time from initial contact is under 45 minutes for missions within our pre-positioned network (North America, Europe, GCC, Asia-Pacific). For more remote locations we begin crew and aircraft positioning as soon as the clinical assessment is complete — typically within two hours of the call.
Standard crew is a physician and a critical-care nurse. For patients who require it we can add neonatal transport specialists, cardiac intensive-care nurses, or ECMO-competent teams. Crew composition is determined by the clinical assessment — tell us the diagnosis and we staff the flight accordingly.
Triforce holds operating authorisations across six continents and covers more than 140 countries for departures and repatriations. For destinations that require diplomatic clearances or unusual border formalities, our coordination team handles the filings — allow 24–72 additional hours where airspace or landing permits are required.
Cost varies with distance, aircraft type, crew configuration, and ground logistics. A domestic transfer in North America typically runs $15,000–$40,000; a transatlantic repatriation commonly $80,000–$200,000+. Call our medical team for an estimate — we will give you a number within the hour, not a form to complete. Most major travel-insurance and assistance carriers have a direct-billing relationship with Triforce.
Triforce works directly with most major travel-insurance carriers, corporate assistance programmes, and repatriation-benefit insurers. We can invoice your insurer directly in most cases. If you carry travel insurance or a corporate medical plan, contact us first — our team will handle the pre-authorisation call on your behalf.
