Air Trek Air Ambulance Citation Jet Aircraft

The Citation Jet aircraft are manufactured by the Cessna Corporation. These aircraft were designed to meet tough airline specifications, have a three and a half times better safety record, and are considered to be the most popular aircraft in the world for special air medical missions. This spacious, pressurized aircraft is operated by two co-captains and can accommodate one patient, up to two family members, the medical team and 200 hundred pounds of luggage. The Citation also has a full refreshment center and personal needs facility to offer you the optimum in comfort and convenience. This aircraft is used for a wide variety of patient conditions, and due to an overall larger cabin, it is ideal for those patients who are critical, unstable, ventilator dependant and/or have numerous IV medications. Advantages include cost and room for extra family and luggage. Its short field capabilities allow the aircraft to land at smaller airports located closer to most medical facilities (thus decreasing the ground ambulance transport times and charges). Considering these advantages, we feel the Citation is the most superior air ambulance aircraft available today.

The Citation II Jet is also manufactured by the Cessna Corporation. This aircraft is the sister to the Citation. It offers yet a larger cabin and longer flight range. With the same outstanding safety record seen with the Citation, it is also considered to be the most popular aircraft in the world for medical missions. This pressurized aircraft is operated by two co-captains and its spacious cabin may accommodate one or two stretcher patients, up to three family members, the medical team and several hundred pounds of luggage. The Citation II's advantage is overall size and speed without significant increase in costs. This aircraft also has short runway capabilities and longer range fuel considerations.

Each aircraft is equipped with Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advance Cardiac Life Support (ACLS).