Our Services

For a number of particularly complex patient groups, the permanent crew is supplemented with the specialist expertise and dedicated equipment required to carry out the transport under the best possible clinical conditions.

Our model is straightforward: rather than maintaining rarely-used specialisms in-house, we draw on clinicians who work with these patient groups every day – and integrate them into the mission alongside our permanent crew. This ensures that even the most demanding transports are performed by people with current, daily experience in the relevant specialty.

Transport of critically ill newborns and premature infants requires specialist competencies that go beyond standard intensive care. For neonatal missions, the permanent crew is supplemented by a neonatologist and the necessary specialist equipment. The neonatologist is drawn from a neonatal intensive care unit, bringing current clinical expertise directly to the transport environment.

Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) represents the highest level of complexity in air medical transport. An ECMO patient requires continuous management of a system that sustains cardiac and/or pulmonary function entirely – a task that demands a dedicated team with current, hands-on experience.

For ECMO missions, the permanent crew is supplemented by a specialist ECMO team drawn from one of Denmark’s ECMO centres. The team composition and equipment configuration are tailored to the individual patient’s clinical situation. This approach ensures that the competencies managing the patient in the air are the same competencies managing comparable patients on the ground every day.

We transport pregnant patients with complications, including cases of threatened preterm labour and other high-risk obstetric situations. These missions are staffed with the permanent crew supplemented by a specialist in obstetrics, ensuring appropriate clinical support throughout the transport.