If the worst happens abroad, we fly you home.

$600 USD per person, per year. EuropeCair offers one complete annual membership, active for one year from the date of purchase and renewable annually.

No. Your membership includes unlimited medically approved flights during your active membership period.

No. Your membership remains active for one year from the date of purchase and renews annually. Whether or not you use the service during the year does not affect it.

Memberships are individual and non-transferable. Every traveller, including children and infants, must have their own active membership to be eligible for services. Membership is available from birth up to 90 years of age, subject to medical eligibility.

Cruise passengers are covered, provided you can be safely transferred from the vessel to an appropriate airport or medical facility. For adventure sports, all adventure travel is covered as long as you are in good health and uninjured upon leaving for your trip

Not always. Certain pre-existing medical conditions may make an applicant ineligible — this can include terminal illness, severe heart conditions, end-of-life care and other serious conditions that significantly increase travel risk. Each application is reviewed individually, and for those living with life-threatening conditions our team may have a secondary service available.

The injury or illness must occur during your trip, and it must be serious enough that the local treating physician recommends you return home for continued medical care. A EuropeCair physician will then review your case with your treating physician to determine whether you are medically fit to fly.

No. The medical event must occur while you are travelling. Medical documentation from the treating physician is required to verify when and where the injury or illness occurred.

• Contact EuropeCair as soon as possible — ideally while you’re on the way to hospital.
• Receive treatment from a local physician.
• Your treating physician will communicate directly with our medical team.
• Your case is medically assessed and approved or declined based on your condition and fitness to fly.
• If approved, EuropeCair coordinates your medical repatriation home.

Early notification matters: it lets our medical team start coordinating with your physicians and begin planning aircraft availability before approval is even given.

No. Medical repatriation flights return you to your home country or designated home airport for continued treatment. Membership does not cover transport to alternate destinations.

EuropeCair provides air ambulance transport between designated airports. Transport between hospital and airport can be completed by ambulance, medical transport service or personal transport, depending on your condition and your physicians’ recommendations. Ground transport may be arranged where medically necessary and available under the applicable service terms.

Yes. Safety, weather and regulatory approvals can all affect departure times. Our team keeps you and your family informed as the picture changes.

Yes — up to two immediate family members or 2 or pre-approved (by EuropeCair) travel companions may accompany you on the flight home. If two members of your family are injured on the same trip, each patient requires their own aircraft, as each air ambulance is configured with one stretcher at a time.

Many travel insurance policies cover medical treatment and hospital expenses, but they often do not cover medically escorted air repatriation back to your home country. A membership is designed to sit alongside your insurance, not replace it.

Without a membership, medical repatriation flights can cost approximately $7,000 USD per flight hour, depending on the aircraft, crew and destination.

Yes. Members may be eligible for preferred pricing on EuropeCair private jet charter services through Ivalem Aerospace, and members receive a discount on eligible EuropeCair private air travel that scales with their plan.