Air Ambulance Service in Guwahati: Cost, Routes and Bed-to-Bed Transfers

An air ambulance from Guwahati costs about ₹8 lakh to Kolkata, ₹18 lakh to Delhi, ₹20 lakh to Hyderabad, ₹21.5 lakh to Chennai and ₹23 lakh to Bengaluru, one-way (estimated). The price includes the aircraft, fuel, airport charges and a doctor and paramedic.

Yes. Airlogic’s 24/7 flight desk arranges air ambulance service for patients anywhere in Guwahati, including Dispur, Bhangagarh, Sixmile, GS Road and North Guwahati, and from nearby districts such as Kamrup, Nalbari, Barpeta and Nagaon. Flights operate from Guwahati airport at Borjhar, with an ALS ground ambulance from the hospital.

Yes. Besides Guwahati, we arrange flights from Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Tezpur and Silchar, and patients from other Assam districts can be brought to the nearest suitable airport by road ambulance. See our pages for Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Tezpur and Silchar.

About ₹18 lakh one-way. The flight covers about 1,460 km and takes around 3 hours 15 minutes in a King Air B200.

About ₹8 lakh one-way. The flight covers about 500 km and takes around 1 hour 45 minutes.

Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (IATA: GAU, ICAO: VEGT) at Borjhar, about 20 km west of the city centre. Our ALS ground ambulance moves the patient between the hospital and the aircraft.

Usually a leased King Air B200, registration VT-YUD, flown under AeroKalinga’s DGCA AOC. If a partner King Air C90 or Pilatus PC-12 is used instead, your written quote names it before you pay.

No. The aircraft is not stationed in Guwahati. We plan its positioning for each mission and show any positioning cost on your quote.

Yes. We fly patients into Guwahati hospitals from across the North East, for example about ₹5.5 lakh from Imphal and ₹4.5 lakh from Silchar, one-way (estimated).

Often, yes. Because weather frequently limits Shillong’s Umroi airport, many Meghalaya patients travel by road ICU ambulance to Guwahati and fly from there. We decide case by case.

Usually yes, and Guwahati has many daily flights. But a stretcher suits only stable patients, depends on airline approval and schedules, and has limited medical support. Critical and ventilator patients need an air ambulance.

No. The patient must be assessed fit to fly for the journey, and a receiving bed must be confirmed. Some patients are safer staying where they are, and we will tell you honestly.

For bed-to-bed transfers, ALS ground ambulances at both ends appear as line items on your written quote. If you only want airport-to-airport, tell us and the quote will show exactly what is included.

Floods mainly affect roads. Flights are limited by rain, low cloud and visibility at both airports. We check weather at both ends and never launch unsafely.

Flights outside airport operating hours need an airport watch-hour extension, which is charged extra and must be arranged in advance. Our flight desk will tell you the fastest safe option.

Yes. An MD intensivist or anaesthesiologist and a flight paramedic travel with the patient, with a ventilator, cardiac monitor, defibrillator and emergency medicines.

GST is nil on qualifying emergency patient evacuation, as stated on your invoice. Your written quote shows the tax treatment.

Some policies cover air ambulance transfers up to a set limit. Check with your insurer or TPA early, and ask us for the invoice and flight details they need.

One attendant may travel if cabin space, weight and clinical safety allow. It is not automatic, and we confirm it in your quote.

Yes. We arrange return-to-home flights to Guwahati from Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru and other cities, with a doctor and paramedic on board.

Call our 24/7 flight desk on +91 96543 19329, or check your estimate on our online calculator. You get a written quote with the aircraft, operator and medical team before you pay.