| Model | Aircraft | Seats | Range | Cruise speed | Built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bell 407 Bell | 58 | up to 6 | 337 nm | 133 kts | 1996 to 2024 |
| Airbus H135 Airbus Helicopters | 52 | up to 7 | 343 nm | 137 kts | 2006 to 2025 |
| Airbus H125 Airbus Helicopters | 19 | up to 6 | 340 nm | 136 kts | 2011 to 2022 |
| Airbus H130 Airbus Helicopters | 17 | up to 7 | 327 nm | 128 kts | 2012 to 2025 |
| Airbus H145 Airbus Helicopters | 6 | up to 10 | 351 nm | 130 kts | 2009 to 2021 |
| Leonardo AW119 Koala Leonardo | 1 | up to 7 | 515 nm | 132 kts | 2015 |

Med-Trans
Air medical company, part of Global Medical Response, that sets up and runs air ambulance programmes for health systems and EMS agencies. It says it flies more than 100 aircraft, mainly Bell 407, H135 and EC145 helicopters.
- Registered fleet
- 153 aircraft
- Aircraft
- Helicopters
- Built
- 1996 to 2025
- Base
- Denton
The Med-Trans fleet
153 aircraft listed on its FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (M3XA). 6 aircraft types, grouped by size. Open any registration for its details and specifications.
6 aircraft types
HelicoptersModel photo58 aircraftBell 407
HelicoptersModel photo52 aircraftAirbus H135
HelicoptersModel photo19 aircraftAirbus H125
HelicoptersModel photo17 aircraftAirbus H130
HelicoptersModel photo6 aircraftAirbus H145
HelicoptersModel photo1 aircraftLeonardo AW119 Koala
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Licence and safety checks
FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (M3XA).
Legal name: Med-Trans Corporation
- ✓LicenceFAA Part 135 certificate M3XA · Active
- –Flies abroad underNo foreign operator authorisation on the EASA or UK lists.
- –Safety auditsNo third-party audit listed.
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About Med-Trans
Med-Trans is an air medical company based in Denton, Texas and part of Global Medical Response. Rather than running one service under its own name, it builds and operates air ambulance programmes for health systems and EMS agencies across the United States.
It works under three models: traditional hospital-based programmes, where a hospital brands the service and supplies the medical team; community-based programmes serving a region directly; and shared resource arrangements between the two. Its teams include pilots, flight nurses, flight paramedics, mechanics and communications specialists, and households in its service areas can join a membership programme.
Med-Trans flies medical missions rather than passenger charter, so this profile is listed for reference.
Services
- ✓Hospital-based air medical programmes
- ✓Community-based air ambulance
- ✓Membership programme
Other operators flying the Bell 407
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Ask a specialistHow many aircraft does Med-Trans have?+
153: 58 Bell 407, 52 Airbus H135, 19 Airbus H125, 17 Airbus H130, 6 Airbus H145 and 1 Leonardo AW119 Koala.
Is Med-Trans licensed to fly charter?+
Yes. Med-Trans holds an FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (M3XA).
Where is Med-Trans based?+
Denton, Texas.
How many passengers can Med-Trans fly?+
Up to 10 on its Airbus H145. Across the fleet, cabins seat 10 passengers.
How old is Med-Trans' fleet?+
The aircraft were built between 1996 and 2025, 12 years old on average.
Is Altivo Jets part of Med-Trans?+
No. Altivo Jets is an independent charter broker with no ownership or commercial link to Med-Trans. Med-Trans operates its own flights and keeps operational control of its aircraft.
Does Altivo Jets work with Med-Trans?+
No. Altivo Jets has no agreement or partnership with Med-Trans, and Med-Trans has not reviewed this page. It is built from public records. Tell us your route and dates and we ask licensed operators that can fly the trip for availability and price. The operator is named on your quote before you confirm.
Where this comes from
Licence and registrations from the Federal Aviation Administration register. Aircraft details from public aircraft listings. Aircraft photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited on each photo; other photos show the model. Safety audits from public industry directories. How we check operators.
Company sources
- Med-Trans website med-trans.net
- Med-Trans: About us med-trans.net/about-us
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