Devon Air Ambulance

Devon Air Ambulance is a charity that provides helicopter and critical care car emergency response across Devon and beyond. It responds to critically ill and injured people. The charity's website is daat.org.

The website says the charity has flown 37,496 missions to date. In 2025 it flew 1,302 helicopter missions and 753 critical care car missions. It also assisted 125 children that year. Public donations keep the charity responding to hundreds of missions every year.

The mission uses a crew of critical care paramedics, critical care doctors, pilots and engineers, and HEMS dispatchers. The site has pages about the helicopters and crew, the kit the crew carries, and the community landing sites used for missions.

The charity offers aftercare support after treatment. The site has a patient guide, an aftercare team page and support for bystanders. It also shares patient stories, including accounts from people treated after a vehicle crash, a motorbike incident and a farming accident.

The charity says it is funded mainly by donations and fundraising. Ways to give include a charity lottery, donations of pre-loved items to its shops, gifts in wills, in memory giving, regular direct debit payments and corporate fundraising. The site says gifts in wills fund one in three of its time-critical missions.

The charity offers accredited workplace training called Ready to Respond. Volunteers can join through a volunteer pledge and a business supporters directory. The site lists trustees, a leadership team and annual reports and accounts.

The phone number +44 1392 466 666 appears on the contact page. The charity has Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn and Instagram pages. The site also has a shop with locations and a news section.