East Aglian Air Ambulance

East Anglian Air Ambulance is a charity that provides advanced critical care by air and by road to seriously ill and injured people in East Anglia. The site describes crews of specialist doctors, paramedics and pilots.

The charity runs helicopters and critical care cars from bases in Norwich and Cambridge. The site says its crews are tasked eight times a day. Crews are sent by the ambulance service to patients at the roadside, in cities, on beaches and across East Anglia.

The site says the charity treated 1,845 patients in 2025. Its work covers road traffic collisions, cardiac arrests and medical emergencies. The charity says it aims to bring the hospital to the patient's side as fast as possible.

The charity is raising money for a new base because the site says Cambridge Airport will be closing. The Cambridge Air Base Appeal asks for donations. The site says donors of 175 pounds or more can have a name placed on a helicopter for two years.

Support comes from donations. Options listed include single and regular giving, in memory giving, Gift Aid, fundraising events such as Trek 24 and The Big Quiz, a lottery and a shop. The charity also runs CPR training and offers volunteering.

The site has pages on Facebook, Instagram, X and LinkedIn. It has news, publications, patient stories and a governance page. No phone number is listed in the site text.