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AMTRAS aeromed

Aeromedical patient transport services based in Frankfurt, Germany

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About AMTRAS aeromed

AMTRAS aeromed provides medical flight escorts and patient repatriation. The site says it works worldwide. Services include medical care on board, stretcher transport and bed to bed service. The site is in German. The company's contact page is titled Hier anfragen, which means request here.

The site says the company offers medical flight escorts on scheduled flights. A physician or medical professional stays with the patient for the whole flight. The site says the team handles the trip from check in to handover at the destination. Wheelchair service to the seat is included.

The site says oxygen can be given during the flight. It can come from an approved mobile oxygen unit or from the airline system. Airline oxygen may carry a fee. Ground transport, pick up and personal handover can be arranged on request.

The site gives price ranges. Seated transport in Europe is about 3,500 to 6,500 euros. Stretcher transport in Europe is about 12,000 to 18,000 euros. Seated long haul is about 8,000 to 16,000 euros. Stretcher long haul is about 35,000 to 50,000 euros. The site says each case is priced on its own.

The site says payment is due before travel, usually five days before. It accepts bank transfer or credit card. It does not offer installment payments. Seated transports can often be arranged within 1 to 3 days after confirmation. Stretcher transports usually need 5 to 7 days.

The site says changes and cancellations are possible. Cancellation fees are shown in each offer. The site says scheduled flights are usually not suitable for transport under 48 hours, because the airline must give medical clearance.

The site has no phone number or street address in the digest. It has an inquiry form and a link to general terms and conditions.

Location

Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany

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