This website uses cookies
More information
The monthly news publication for aviation professionals.

ACE 2026 - The home of global charter.

Related information from the Handbook...

Dassault Aviation
Aircraft

Medic'air International

Falcon 50

Aeromedical Services

BAN's World Gazetteer

France
The bimonthly news publication for aviation professionals.

Request your printed copy

Medic’Air moves up to Falcon 50EX
Le Bourget-based air ambulance company Medic'Air is planning to change its Falcon 50 at the end of the year in favour of a Falcon 50EX.

Le Bourget-based air ambulance company Medic'Air is planning to change its Falcon 50 at the end of the year in favour of a Falcon 50EX.

The company has also recently been granted EURAMI certification, becoming the first operator in France to do so. The process took 10 months to complete, during which time Dr Eric Lotz, medical director, brought all internal processes in line with EURAMI's specific quality requirements, and established its sister air ambulance company under the name Skyfirst.

"Our target is to take off within a couple of hours day and night mostly to pick up acute patients in eastern Europe, the Middle East or Africa," says Dr Herve Raffin. "Our customers entrust to us their subscribers or workers in an emergency, and we have to reinforce their confidence. EURAMI accreditation can help us in this goal more than to increase our number of flights."

Other News
 
Dassault expands in Florida with Melbourne MRO
October 15, 2025
The 250,000 sq ft facility at Melbourne Orlando International airport increases maintenance capacity in the Americas and supports all current Falcon models.
Second of four Falcon 900LXs joins the Luminair fold
October 13, 2025
The aircraft was flown via Frankfurt to Hamburg where it joined its sister ship D-AFLY on the ramp. D-AFLY began commercial operations on 1 October with its first flight being to Farnborough.
Falcon 7X/8X are cleared for Ka-band connectivity
October 4, 2025
EASA certification enables Dassault Falcon 7X and 8X operators to equip Gogo’s Plane Simple Ka-band antenna system, providing high-speed global inflight connectivity.