LifeFlight Eagle Air Ambulance Services

LifeFlight Eagle is a non-profit helicopter air ambulance program. The site describes it as a 501c3 charitable organization. It serves communities in Missouri and eastern Kansas from four bases in Chillicothe, Odessa, Harrisonville and Clinton, Missouri.

The program flies Bell 407 and Bell 407GX helicopters. The site says each aircraft has an operational radius of 150 nautical miles from its base. In practice, most flights happen within 50 to 75 miles of the bases. The site says the typical response time is about 30 minutes, including preflight and launch.

The site says the program responds to many traffic crashes in rural areas around Kansas City each year. Adverse weather is named as the biggest factor that stops helicopter flights, which led the program to add ground critical care transport.

The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems, known as CAMTS. It has been accredited since 2001 and received full triennial accreditation after its 2025 survey. It is licensed as an air and ground ambulance in Missouri and Kansas, and its nurses and paramedics are licensed in both states.

The site describes membership, which it says can give access to air transport without out-of-pocket costs. It also offers gift memberships and a 30th anniversary campaign. Patient stories, an education section for EMS and hospitals, and a service area map are listed.

The contact form offers choices such as donations, patient billing, patient records, public appearance requests and donation requests. The organization is on Facebook, X, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.