Medical evacuation · Government and defence

    Medical Evacuation for Government and Defence Staff

    When a staff member is ill or injured overseas, we work with your department, the treating doctor and the receiving hospital to bring them to the care they need.

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

    Answered 24/7

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

    How does a government medical evacuation work?

    We review the medical reports, check aircraft and permits, arrange ground ambulances at both ends, and agree with you who approves the flight and what you need in the report afterwards.

    Working with your department

    We agree the patient's needs, your approval steps and who is authorised to receive updates with the department, agency or embassy making the request.

    Crossing borders

    We check travel documents and landing permits, and work with embassy or consular staff where the journey needs it.

    NGO and humanitarian staff

    For field staff, we talk with your team on the ground about getting the patient to the airstrip, then confirm the medical crew and receiving hospital.

    Records and reporting

    We agree the report you need before the flight: a timeline, the decisions made and the clinical handover notes.

    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions

    Submit a mission enquiry

    Contact the 24/7 coordination team.

    Medical reports (optional)
    Prefer WhatsApp? Message +61 3 8820 6840

    Your privacy. Medical information you send is handled confidentially by our medevac coordination team and is only used to plan the patient's transfer. Reports are stored privately and never published. Privacy policy

    Enquiries are routed directly to charters@aviall.com.au. We respond promptly, day or night.