Air Ambulance and Medevac Coverage
Where MEGA MED+ flies medical missions, by region, with the airports normally used and the case types that recur. Qualitative only: no response-time figures, no case volumes and no pricing, because none of those can be promised for an individual case.
Gulf & Arabian Peninsula
Our densest region. Short sectors mean an ICU transfer between Gulf capitals is usually flown by a light or midsize medical cabin, with the clinical handover — not the flying — setting the pace.
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates — DXB / OMDB · DWC / OMDW: Inbound repatriation, ICU transfer to specialist units, onward long-range legs
- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates — AUH / OMAA · AZI / OMAD: Tertiary-hospital transfers, neonatal and cardiac cases, government-sponsored patients
- Al Ain, United Arab Emirates — AAN / OMAL: Regional transfers into Abu Dhabi and Dubai specialist centres
- Sharjah, United Arab Emirates — SHJ / OMSJ: Alternate UAE arrival when Dubai apron availability is tight
- Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — RUH / OERK: Inbound and outbound ICU transfers, long-range repatriation to Europe and Asia
- Jeddah, Saudi Arabia — JED / OEJN: Hajj and Umrah season cases, Red Sea coast transfers, repatriation home
- Dammam / Khobar, Saudi Arabia — DMM / OEDF: Eastern Province industrial and trauma cases, transfers to Riyadh or Bahrain
- Medina, Saudi Arabia — MED / OEMA: Pilgrimage-season medical repatriation, stretcher transfers home
- Tabuk & NEOM area, Saudi Arabia — TUU / OETB · NUM / OENN: Remote-site and project medical evacuation to Riyadh, Jeddah or Europe
- Abha, Saudi Arabia — AHB / OEAB: Southern-region transfers to tertiary centres
- Yanbu, Saudi Arabia — YNB / OEYN: Industrial-site casualty transfer along the Red Sea coast
- Manama, Bahrain — BAH / OBBI: Short-sector ICU transfers across the Gulf, onward repatriation
- Kuwait City, Kuwait — KWI / OKKK: Outbound treatment travel to Europe, inbound repatriation
- Doha, Qatar — DOH / OTHH · DIA / OTBD: Cross-Gulf transfers and long-range repatriation
- Muscat, Oman — MCT / OOMS: Transfers into Gulf specialist centres and repatriation to Asia
Levant, Iraq & Jordan
Cases here often hinge on documentation and clearances rather than clinical complexity. Permits, escort requirements and receiving-facility acceptance are worked in parallel with the aircraft.
- Amman, Jordan — AMM / OJAI · ADJ / OJAM: Regional referral hub — inbound treatment travel and outbound repatriation
- Aqaba, Jordan — AQJ / OJAQ: Red Sea coast and resort-area evacuation to Amman or the Gulf
- Beirut, Lebanon — BEY / OLBA: Repatriation to the Gulf and Europe, ICU transfers to specialist units
- Baghdad, Iraq — BGW / ORBI: Outbound medical evacuation for treatment abroad, escorted transfers
- Erbil, Iraq — EBL / ORER: Kurdistan Region evacuation to Turkey, the Gulf and Europe
- Basra, Iraq — BSR / ORMM: Energy-sector casualty transfer to Gulf trauma centres
- Cairo, Egypt — CAI / HECA: Repatriation across the Gulf and Europe, inbound specialist referrals
- Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt — SSH / HESH: Diving and decompression cases, hyperbaric referral, resort-tourism casualty evacuation
- Hurghada & El Gouna, Egypt — HRG / HEGN: Red Sea resort casualty evacuation and repatriation, onward legs to Europe
- Luxor, Egypt — LXR / HELX: Nile-cruise and tour-group medical cases, transfer to Cairo or repatriation
Europe
Europe is where a large share of Gulf patients travel for treatment — and where many visitors need bringing home. Distances suit midsize and long-range medical cabins, and hospital networks are well mapped.
- London, United Kingdom — LTN / EGGW · FAB / EGLF · BQH / EGKB · STN / EGSS: Inbound treatment travel to Harley Street and teaching hospitals, outbound repatriation
- Manchester, United Kingdom — MAN / EGCC: Northern England transfers and repatriation
- Birmingham, United Kingdom — BHX / EGBB: Midlands hospital transfers, patient returns to the Gulf and South Asia
- Edinburgh / Glasgow, United Kingdom — EDI / EGPH · GLA / EGPF: Scottish transfers and long-range repatriation
- Frankfurt, Germany — FRA / EDDF · HHN / EDFH: University-hospital treatment travel, ICU transfers, onward European legs
- Munich, Germany — MUC / EDDM · Oberpfaffenhofen EDMO: Oncology and orthopaedic treatment travel, alpine accident repatriation
- Berlin, Germany — BER / EDDB: Specialist referrals and repatriation across Europe
- Hamburg, Germany — HAM / EDDH: Northern Germany transfers and marine-sector cases
- Düsseldorf / Cologne, Germany — DUS / EDDL · CGN / EDDK: Rhine-Ruhr hospital transfers, high Gulf patient volume
- Geneva & Zurich, Switzerland — GVA / LSGG · ZRH / LSZH: Clinic transfers, winter-sports trauma repatriation
- Paris, France — LBG / LFPB · CDG / LFPG: Specialist treatment travel and repatriation to the Gulf and Africa
- Vienna, Austria — VIE / LOWW: Central European referrals, alpine cases
- Milan & Rome, Italy — LIN / LIML · MXP / LIMC · CIA / LIRA: Repatriation of visitors, transfers to cardiac and oncology centres
- Madrid & Barcelona, Spain — MAD / LEMD · BCN / LEBL: Holiday-season repatriation, ICU transfers
- Istanbul, Türkiye — IST / LTFM · SAW / LTFJ: Treatment-travel hub bridging the Gulf, Iraq and Europe
- Athens, Greece — ATH / LGAV: Island and resort evacuation, onward repatriation
South & Southeast Asia
Long sectors, frequent expatriate repatriation, and receiving hospitals that expect a full clinical handover pack. Aircraft selection is driven by range and the patient's tolerance of flight time.
- Delhi, India — DEL / VIDP: Repatriation from the Gulf, inbound treatment travel
- Mumbai, India — BOM / VABB: Expatriate repatriation, ICU transfers to Gulf and Indian tertiary centres
- Chennai & Hyderabad, India — MAA / VOMM · HYD / VOHS: Cardiac and transplant referrals, patient returns
- Bangkok, Thailand — BKK / VTBS · DMK / VTBD: Regional medical hub — inbound treatment travel and onward repatriation
- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia — KUL / WMKK · SZB / WMSA: Repatriation to and from the Gulf
- Singapore, Singapore — SIN / WSSS · XSP / WSSL: Complex-case referrals and long-range repatriation
- Karachi & Lahore, Pakistan — KHI / OPKC · LHE / OPLA: Repatriation from the Gulf, escorted stretcher transfers
- Dhaka, Bangladesh — DAC / VGHS: Worker repatriation and specialist referral transfers
Africa
Africa's medevac picture is shaped by distance and by the gap between where an incident happens and where definitive care sits. Regional gateway cities — Casablanca, Lagos, Nairobi, Johannesburg, Accra and Addis Ababa — anchor onward repatriation to Europe, the Gulf and North America, while a handful of specialist trauma and cardiac units in Johannesburg and Nairobi serve as the region's own referral hubs.
- Casablanca, Morocco — CMN / GMMN · RBA / GMME: Repatriation to Europe, inbound treatment travel to Casablanca's private hospitals
- Lagos, Nigeria — LOS / DNMM: Outbound treatment travel to Europe and the Gulf, corporate and offshore-sector evacuation
- Nairobi, Kenya — NBO / HKJK · Wilson WIL / HKNW: East African referral hub — safari and upcountry evacuation, onward repatriation
- Johannesburg, South Africa — JNB / FAOR · Lanseria HLA / FALA: Southern Africa's principal trauma and cardiac referral hub, long-range repatriation to Europe
- Cape Town, South Africa — CPT / FACT: Western Cape transfers to Johannesburg specialist units and repatriation abroad
- Accra, Ghana — ACC / DGAA: West African gateway — outbound treatment travel and corporate evacuation
- Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — ADD / HAAB: Horn of Africa referral hub, onward repatriation via the Gulf and Europe
How a case is opened
A mission begins with the clinical picture: the sending physician's report, the patient's current stability and confirmation that the receiving facility accepts the bed. Only then is an aircraft with the right medical configuration and crew committed. Insurers, assistance companies, hospitals and families can open a case directly with the desk at any hour.
Medevac services · Contact the 24/7 medical operations desk · charter@mega.aero