When it comes to providing medical transportation via private charter aircraft, the choice of fleet plays a critical role in ensuring patient safety, comfort, and care during the journey. At HumanCare Worldwide, we offer a wide range of private air ambulance fleets, including fixed-wing aircraft, tailored to meet diverse medical and logistical needs.

With a strong presence in regions like India, UAE, Oman, Bangladesh, Singapore, Kenya, Canada, and Turkey, we operate globally, ensuring top-notch services wherever they are required. Our fleet is equipped with advanced medical technologies to enable seamless long-distance transfers across continents. Whether you require transportation for a critical patient or a specialized medical team, our aircraft are designed to handle any situation with precision and expertise.

Below is a comprehensive overview of our fleets, showcasing the types of aircraft and their capacities to deliver the best possible care and transport solutions worldwide.

The King Air C90 is a versatile turboprop aircraft ideal for shorter distances and rapid transfers. With the capacity to accommodate one patient and one companion, it is well-suited for cases where quick medical transport is essential. It is known for its reliability and efficiency, with a cruise speed of approximately 240 knots (about 277 mph). Its performance is particularly effective for domestic transfers, where speed can make a crucial difference. The King Air C90 is used in over 50,000 flights annually for various missions, underscoring its reliability in medical transport

The King Air B200 offers slightly more space than the C90, accommodating one patient and up to two companions. This turboprop aircraft provides a comfortable environment for patients and their loved ones, with a cruise speed of around 270 knots (about 310 mph). The B200 is frequently used for both emergency and non-emergency transfers, with a utilization rate of over 35,000 flights per year.

The Learjet series, including models 35, 45 A, 60, and 90, are renowned for their speed and efficiency. These mid-sized jets can carry one to two patients along with two companions. They are designed for both domestic and international transfers, with speeds ranging from 400 to 500 knots (about 460 to 575 mph). The Learjet 35/45 series is used in over 25,000 medical flights annually, providing high levels of comfort and capability.

The Citation XL is a reliable mid-sized jet offering ample space and comfort for medical flights. It can carry one to two patients along with two companions, making it suitable for urgent and planned medical transfers. With advanced avionics and a smooth ride, it cruises at around 430 knots (approximately 495 mph) and is involved in nearly 30,000 medical missions annually.

The Hawker 800X offers a spacious cabin and excellent flight stability, making it ideal for transporting one to two patients with two companions. Known for comfort and reliability, it operates at a cruise speed of around 440 knots (about 505 mph) and supports approximately 20,000 medical flights annually.

The West Wind is commonly used across Asia for reliable air ambulance operations. Designed to accommodate one patient and two companions, it offers efficient performance and comfort. With a cruise speed of about 430 knots (495 mph), it supports over 15,000 medical missions each year.

Capacity: 1-2 patients, 2 companions

The Gulfstream G400 and G800 are part of our large jet fleet, offering exceptional comfort and range. These aircraft can carry one to two patients and two companions, making them ideal for both long-distance and international medical transfers. The G400 and G800 can travel at speeds of up to 480 knots (about 552 mph), and together they complete over 10,000 medical flights annually.

Capacity: 1-2 patients, 2-3 companions

The Falcon 6X is a premium large jet providing enhanced comfort and space. It can accommodate one to two patients and up to three companions. This aircraft is well-suited for complex medical transfers requiring extra space and high levels of care. The Falcon 6X boasts a cruising speed of approximately 480 knots (about 552 mph) and is used in around 12,000 medical missions each year.

Capacity: 2 patients, 3-4 companions

The Challenger 604 and 650 are large jets designed for extensive medical transport needs. With the capacity to carry up to two patients and three to four companions, these aircraft offer ample space and advanced medical capabilities. They operate at speeds up to 460 knots (about 530 mph) and handle over 8,000 medical flights annually.

Capacity: 3-4 patients, 5-7 companions

The Global 5000 is a top-tier large jet providing exceptional space and comfort. It can transport three to four patients along with five to seven companions, making it ideal for large-scale medical transfers where multiple patients and their families need to travel together. The Global 5000 has a cruise speed of about 500 knots (approximately 575 mph) and is used in over 7,000 medical missions per year.

Capacity: 5-6 patients, 7+ companions

The Business Boeing Jet is the epitome of luxury and capacity in air ambulance services. With room for five to six patients and over seven companions, this aircraft is designed for complex and high-demand medical transfers, offering the highest level of comfort and capability. Its cruising speed is approximately 500 knots (about 575 mph), and it is utilized for around 5,000 medical flights annually.