Government & Diplomatic Services

    Medical transport for government and official travel

    We work with government departments, embassies and consulates to move staff and citizens who are ill, injured or need to leave an unsafe area, with agreed contacts and reporting.

    • 24/7 coordination
    • Clinical coordination
    • Australian-based team
    • Global capability

    What we arrange

    What can we help your department arrange?

    Before anything is booked we agree who can approve the flight, who receives updates and what records you need afterwards.

    Consular evacuation

    Flights for citizens leaving an area affected by unrest or disaster, arranged with the embassy or consulate.

    Staff and families in unsafe areas

    Transport for official staff and their families, planned around which airports and roads are open.

    Cross-border paperwork

    Landing permits, customs and the receiving hospital arranged before the aircraft leaves.

    Disaster response flights

    Aircraft for response teams, supplies and patients, subject to airport access and local permission.

    Ground transport

    Road transfers to and from the aircraft, booked with local providers you approve.

    Medical repatriation

    Bed-to-bed transfers home for staff who are injured or ill, with the medical records and reports your department needs.

    How it works

    What happens after an embassy calls?

    The order is the same each time, though the timing depends on permits and conditions on the ground.

    1. 01

      The request

      We record who needs to travel, from where, any medical needs, and who is authorised to approve the flight.

    2. 02

      Planning and quote

      We check aircraft, route, permits, customs and ground transport, then send a written quote.

    3. 03

      Booking

      Once approved, we confirm the aircraft and crew and tell your contact what is confirmed and what is still pending.

    4. 04

      The flight

      Your contact hears from us at departure, any stops and arrival, and at the handover on the ground.

    5. 05

      Afterwards

      We send the agreed report and paperwork, and an invoice that matches the quote.

    Who sees the details

    Passenger names and travel plans go only to the people you have agreed should receive them.

    Written records

    The quote, approvals, flight details and medical handover are kept in writing, so you can account for each decision.

    Your approval process

    We work to your department's approval steps and points of contact rather than asking you to fit ours.

    Answered 24/7

    Need to move a patient? Talk it through with a coordinator.