Every mission is commanded by verified, senior ICU specialists and flight-certified paramedics. Real names and Medical Council registration numbers are publicly listed — verifiable before you pay a single Rupee.
Most operators make minimum qualification decisions based on cost. We make them based on patient outcomes.
Through our alliance with NL Curantis, every flight is clinically commanded by a board-certified intensivist with years of active, deep-bench critical care unit experience. These are doctors who manage ventilated, multi-organ patients daily in tier-1 ICUs — not locums hired for the trip.
The uncomfortable truth of India's air ambulance broker market: the "doctor" on many flights is a freshly graduated MBBS intern or a general practitioner with no active ICU experience. They are sourced cheaply, last-minute, because the platform's priority is protecting margins — not patient outcomes.
Beyond the ICU physician, every Airlogic mission includes a dedicated flight-certified paramedic trained in altitude physiology, infusion pump operation under turbulence, and emergency airway management in confined cabin spaces. Two qualified clinical operators on every single flight.
The second clinical attendant on a broker-sourced flight is frequently a basic nursing assistant or a hospital ward attender with no formal flight medical training. Their actual qualifications — if verifiable at all — are rarely disclosed upfront to the patient's family before the flight departs.
The clinical lead on every flight is a board-certified intensivist matched specifically to the patient's condition — neurological, cardiac, pulmonary, or multi-trauma. They review the patient's complete medical records before departure and dictate all in-flight treatment protocols.
Our flight paramedics are trained specifically for aviation medical environments — including altitude physiology, equipment operation under turbulence, and confined-space emergency procedures. They manage all ICU equipment throughout the flight and assist the lead specialist continuously.
Assigned by our aviation partner Aerokalinga, the Pilot-in-Command on every Airlogic flight is a veteran commercial aviator with thousands of logged PIC hours. Their true training logs and flight hour tallies are published openly. Your family is never a training exercise.
We maintain, calibrate, and verify every piece of equipment past factory requirements. Makes, models, and calibration logs are publicly listed.
Specialized transport ventilation units optimized for high-altitude pressure transitions. Sustains full pediatric and adult ventilation patterns flawlessly across altitude changes. Turbine-driven for uninterrupted power independent of aircraft electrical supply.
Advanced monitoring tracking invasive arterial lines, 12-lead ECG, continuous SpO2, core temperature, and capnography (EtCO2) simultaneously. Real-time data streams allow the ICU specialist to detect deterioration within seconds, not minutes.
High-accuracy target-controlled infusion pumps designed to maintain delicate cardiac inotropes, vasopressors, and specialized neurological medication lines at precise rates even under aircraft turbulence. Dual channels allow simultaneous management of two critical infusion lines.
Our oxygen delivery system runs on two fully independent sources: the integrated main aircraft supply system, backed up by completely separate medical-grade cylinders with a 200% route reserve safety margin. A single source failure cannot compromise patient oxygenation.
Aviation-certified biphasic defibrillator with continuous ECG display and AED capability. All units are calibrated and tested before each mission. The defibrillator is mounted for immediate access by the ICU specialist at any point during the flight.
Medication loadout is determined by the NL Curantis clinical triage audit before each flight — matched to the specific pathology of the patient. Standard kit includes vasoactive drugs, sedation and paralytic agents, full RSI airway equipment, and a range of emergency intervention supplies.
The real names and Medical Council registration numbers of the ICU specialists assigned to your mission are published on our public portal. You can verify them independently through the National Medical Commission of India before you confirm your booking. We have nothing to hide — so we hide nothing.