Airlec Air Espace is among Europe’s oldest business aviation companies, based in Bordeaux, France since 1958 and specializing in air ambulance services since 1997 under owner Patrick Tiba. With over 25 years of dedicated aero-medical experience, Airlec Ambulance and its integrated specialized department Airlec Medical formed the first air ambulance company in France.
The company maintains 11-50 employees and serves a rich client portfolio including assistance and insurance entities, air ambulance companies, hospitals, and private individuals.
For aviation professionals and healthcare providers exploring air ambulance services in Europe, Airlec Air Espace delivers proven expertise in complex aero-medical transportation with a passion for the industry and strong sense of empathy for all patients.
Services include intensive care transport, neonatal and pediatric intensive care, bariatric patient transport up to 440 lbs, infectious disease transport with isolation capabilities, ECMO missions, high-risk area operations, hospital placements, ground ambulance coordination, and commercial airline medical escorts.
The fleet includes 3 Merlin IIIB bi-turboprops with large airframes and electrical loading ramps, 1 Citation Eagle long-range jet with cargo door, toilet, and satellite phone, and 2 transcontinental Hawker 1000B Elixir jets.
Airplane medical transport capabilities include operations in conflict zones, war zones, and crisis regions through thorough risk analysis and local partner collaboration.
When transport requests arrive, the team assesses patient condition and deploys appropriate aircraft and medical crews. The unique staffing model pairs doctors and nurses for week-long duty rotations, enabling continuous mission capability without base returns. French specialized medical teams bring state-of-the-art equipment including neonatal capabilities to every mission.
Airlec maintains 24-hour operations and 24-hour maintenance capability for reliable rapid deployment. A unit of six doctors and nurses trained for CBRN-E risk operates negative-pressure isolation stretchers and bio-hazard suits. Decontamination and disinfection procedures meet the highest standards.
ECMO surgical teams consisting of heart surgeon, perfusionist, anesthesiologist, and intensive care nurse perform bedside cannulation for patients in ARDS or cardiogenic shock.
Address: 7 Rue Caroline Aigle, 33700 Mérignac, France
Phone: 33(0)5 56 34 02 14
Email: info@airlec.eu
Website: www.airlecairespace.com
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