Pilatus PC-12: A vital tool in global air ambulance operations

Ontario's Ornge service operates eight PC-12s across 14 bases. They plan to expand their fleet by ordering an additional 12 PC-12s between 2026 and 2030. Ornge also plans to add next-generation PC-24s for longer missions.

Air Methods in the United States uses its fleet of PC-12s for "Bed-to-Bed" medical transport. Their aircraft are equipped with life support systems necessary for patient care during flights.

Kazakhstan-based Dala Air offers air ambulance services with four PC-12s, being the largest operator in Central Asia. The aircraft's capability to operate under various conditions makes it suitable for this region.

Guardian Flight in North Dakota provides essential services using a sub-fleet of PC-12s among other aircraft types. They operate out of nine bases across four states: Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, and North Dakota.

SkyCare Repatriation recently began operations in the UK with a new PC-12 based at London's Biggin Hill Airport. They offer bed-to-bed transfers and can deploy within Europe or arrange longer-range missions if needed.

The Pilatus PC-12 remains a preferred choice for air ambulance operations due to its adaptability and capability to handle both urban and rural environments effectively.