Redstar Aviation

Redstar Aviation has been operating in the aviation and air ambulance industry since 1989. With nearly four decades of operational experience, Redstar Aviation provides international air ambulance services, offshore helicopter operations, and aircraft maintenance services, with a strong commitment to safety, quality, and operational reliability.

Redstar Aviation provides a comprehensive range of aviation services, including international air ambulance and medical escort services, offshore and onshore helicopter transportation, air taxi services, aircraft maintenance and repair (MRO), aviation training, and aircraft management (AOC Management).

Redstar Aviation holds a range of internationally recognized accreditations, certifications, and regulatory approvals supporting its aviation, aeromedical, aircraft maintenance, design, production, training, and information security management activities.

Our key accreditations, certifications, and approvals include:

• EURAMI Accreditation: Fixed-wing air ambulance accreditation, including Critical Care and Paediatric Critical Care endorsements.
• EASA Part-145: Approved Aircraft Maintenance Organization (EASA.145.1072).
• Air Operator Certificate (AOC): Issued by the Turkish Civil Aviation Authority (TR-AT-015).
• Part-147 Maintenance Training Organization: Turkish CAA approval (TR.147.0014) for aircraft maintenance type training.
• Part-21 Design and Production: Turkish CAA approvals for aircraft design (Subpart J) and production (Subpart G).
• Approved Training Organization (ATO): Approved training programs for Leonardo AW139 helicopter pilots.
• ISO/IEC 27001 Certification: Internationally recognized information security management system certification, demonstrating our commitment to protecting information and managing information security risks.

Together, these accreditations, certifications, and regulatory approvals reflect Redstar Aviation's commitment to safety, quality, regulatory compliance, information security, and continuous improvement.

Redstar Aviation operates and manages a total of 20 aircraft, comprising its own operational fleet of 10 air ambulance jets and 4 Leonardo AW139 helicopters, alongside 6 additional aircraft under its AOC Management services.

The air ambulance fleet consists of 5 Bombardier Challenger 605 and 5 Learjet 45 XR aircraft, supporting international and intercontinental medical evacuation and repatriation missions.

Through its AOC Management services, Redstar Aviation also manages 4 Leonardo AW139 helicopters and 2 Bombardier Challenger jets.

Yes. Redstar Aviation operates worldwide, with international and intercontinental missions forming a significant part of its air ambulance operations.

With its dedicated fleet of Bombardier Challenger 605 and Learjet 45 XR aircraft, Redstar Aviation conducts long-distance medical evacuations and repatriations across continents, including missions to remote and challenging destinations.

Each mission is individually assessed based on medical requirements, aircraft capabilities, airport accessibility, and operational conditions.

Redstar Aviation has experience conducting international air ambulance missions involving remote and operationally challenging destinations.

Each request is evaluated individually, considering the patient's medical condition, airport accessibility, aircraft capabilities, security conditions, airspace restrictions, and applicable regulatory approvals.

Our medical and operations teams coordinate mission planning and assess whether a safe and feasible transfer can be arranged.

Yes. Redstar Aviation operates its own dedicated fleet of Bombardier Challenger 605 and Learjet 45 XR air ambulance jets.

Operating our own aircraft allows us to maintain direct control over aircraft availability, operational planning, medical equipment, and mission coordination without relying on third-party aircraft providers.

This integrated approach supports faster response times, operational flexibility, and consistent standards of quality and safety across our international air ambulance operations.

Redstar Aviation operates a dedicated fleet of 10 air ambulance jets, comprising 5 Bombardier Challenger 605 and 5 Learjet 45 XR aircraft.

Our fleet supports international and intercontinental medical evacuation and repatriation missions, including long-distance patient transfers requiring specialized medical care.

Yes. Redstar Aviation's Alarm and Operations Control Centre operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing round-the-clock support for international air ambulance requests.

Our multilingual team of medical doctors, flight nurses, and operations specialists is available to respond to inquiries, assess medical transport requests, and coordinate air ambulance missions worldwide.

To request an air ambulance service, you can contact Redstar Aviation’s 24/7 Operations Control Centre at +90 216 709 1772, email sales@redstar.com.tr, or submit your request through the Get a Quote section on our website.

Once we receive the relevant patient information, including the current medical condition, departure location, and intended destination, our medical and operations teams will assess the patient’s fitness to fly, medical transport requirements, and operational feasibility.

Based on this assessment and aircraft availability, our team will prepare a quotation and coordinate the next steps with you.

Redstar Aviation's 24/7 Operations Control Centre responds promptly to air ambulance requests.

Once the necessary patient information and transfer details are received, our medical and operations teams assess the requirements and aircraft availability to prepare a quotation as quickly as possible.

Response times may vary depending on the complexity of the medical and operational requirements.

Yes. Redstar Aviation may offer empty leg air ambulance flights when an aircraft is repositioning or returning from a previous mission.

Subject to aircraft availability, route compatibility, scheduling, and medical requirements, these flights may provide a cost-effective alternative for medical evacuation and repatriation.

Our team assesses each request individually to determine whether a suitable empty leg option is available.

The patient's fitness for air ambulance transport is assessed and determined by Redstar Aviation's medical team.

Our medical professionals review the patient's current clinical condition, medical history, and relevant medical documentation to determine whether air transport is medically appropriate.

Based on this assessment, the medical team identifies any specific requirements or precautions needed for the transfer, including recommending a flight with sea-level cabin pressure when medically indicated.

Redstar Aviation's air ambulance missions are typically staffed by a medical team consisting of one medical doctor and one flight nurse.

Redstar Aviation maintains a dedicated in-house medical team, reducing reliance on external resources while enabling operational flexibility, rapid deployment, and the continuous development of expertise in aviation medicine.

Our medical team includes anesthesiology expertise and can be supplemented with additional specialists based on the patient's clinical needs, including pediatricians and professionals experienced in neonatal intensive care (NICU), ECMO support, and other specialized medical disciplines.

This dedicated team structure supports continuity of care, operational readiness, and consistent medical standards across our international air ambulance missions.

Redstar Aviation maintains a dedicated in-house medical team comprising experienced doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.

Our medical team includes anesthesiologists, emergency medicine specialists, general practitioners, flight nurses, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and anesthesia technicians.

Depending on the patient's clinical condition, missions can be supported by additional specialists, including pediatricians and medical professionals experienced in neonatal intensive care (NICU), ECMO support, and other specialized disciplines.

Our medical personnel undergo regular training and practical exercises, supported by advanced medical training simulators available at Redstar Aviation's own facilities. These training programs help maintain clinical proficiency, strengthen emergency response capabilities, and develop expertise in aviation medicine.

This combination of specialized medical expertise, continuous training, and an in-house team structure supports operational readiness and consistent standards of patient care across our international air ambulance missions.

Yes. Redstar Aviation's air ambulance jets are equipped to provide intensive care-level monitoring and medical support during patient transport.

Our medical equipment includes the Corpuls3 Slim Transport Monitor/Defibrillator and BeneVision N1 Patient Monitor, as well as Hamilton T1 and Weinmann Medumat Transport intensive care ventilators for adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients. Additional equipment includes the EPOC blood gas analyzer, suction devices, syringe and infusion pumps, and portable oxygen systems.

For neonatal and infant transfers, specialized equipment such as transport incubators and the Baby Pod II infant transport system can be deployed. The EpiShuttle isolation system is also available for missions requiring specialized infection control measures.

Our aircraft feature dedicated aeromedical stretcher systems, while medical equipment and supplies are selected and prepared for each mission based on the patient's clinical condition, age, diagnosis, and specific medical requirements.

Redstar Aviation maintains an extensive inventory of advanced medical equipment to support a wide range of patient transport requirements, including complex and critical care missions.

Our medical equipment includes High-Flow Nasal Oxygen (HFNO) systems, Invasive Blood Pressure (IBP) monitoring capabilities, and specialized neonatal transport incubators.

For patients requiring Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump (IABP) or Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) support, Redstar Aviation can coordinate specialized transport arrangements, including the necessary equipment and qualified medical specialists.

All medical equipment is selected and configured according to the patient's clinical condition and specific transport requirements.

Redstar Aviation's air ambulance aircraft are equipped with advanced medical equipment to support the management of medical emergencies and changes in a patient's clinical condition during flight.

Our medical teams are prepared to respond to respiratory distress, cardiac arrhythmias, circulatory complications, airway emergencies, and other conditions requiring immediate medical intervention.

Onboard equipment includes intensive care ventilators, patient monitors and defibrillators, suction devices, blood gas analyzers, oxygen systems, and infusion and syringe pumps, enabling continuous patient monitoring and timely medical interventions.

Before each mission, medical equipment, medications, oxygen supplies, batteries, and consumables are checked and prepared according to the patient's clinical condition, anticipated medical needs, and flight duration.

Yes. Redstar Aviation provides specialized air ambulance services for patients with infectious diseases, including COVID-19 and Hantavirus infections, subject to medical assessment and operational feasibility.

Each mission is individually assessed by our medical team, with infection prevention and control measures tailored to the specific disease and associated transmission risks.

Our medical and operations teams follow applicable international guidelines, including relevant WHO guidance and EURAMI standards, while coordinating with the health authorities of the countries involved.

Depending on the medical requirements, specialized isolation systems such as the EpiShuttle and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) are used to protect patients, medical personnel, and flight crews.

Yes. Redstar Aviation can arrange multiple-patient air ambulance transfers using specially configured aircraft, subject to the patients' medical conditions and operational requirements.

Our Bombardier Challenger 605 and Learjet 45 XR aircraft offer flexible medical configurations that can accommodate more than one patient when appropriate.

Each mission is carefully assessed by our medical and operations teams to ensure suitable medical staffing, equipment, and safe transport conditions for every patient.

Yes. Family members or other companions may accompany the patient during an air ambulance mission, subject to the patient's medical condition, aircraft configuration, and operational requirements.

Our Bombardier Challenger 605 air ambulance jets can accommodate up to five companions, while our Bombardier Learjet 45 XR jets can accommodate up to two companions, depending on the aircraft's configuration.

The final number of accompanying passengers is determined following an assessment by our medical and operations teams to ensure patient safety and appropriate medical care throughout the flight.

Redstar Aviation's bed-to-bed air ambulance service provides comprehensive medical transport coordination and continuous medical care from the patient's current hospital bed to the receiving hospital.

The service covers two key areas:

End-to-End Logistics Coordination: Our operations team coordinates ground ambulance transportation at both departure and arrival locations, airport access, and the necessary arrangements for a seamless transfer between ground and air transportation.

Continuous Medical Care: Our specialized medical team accompanies the patient throughout the transfer, providing continuous monitoring, medical support, and necessary interventions based on the patient's clinical condition.

The entire process is coordinated by Redstar Aviation's medical and operations teams, ensuring continuity of care from departure to arrival.

Redstar Aviation can assist with the coordination of hospital admission and medical arrangements as part of an international patient transfer.

Our medical and operations teams work with referring and receiving healthcare facilities to coordinate the transfer, share relevant medical information, and support continuity of care.

Hospital admission and treatment arrangements depend on the receiving facility's acceptance, availability, and applicable healthcare requirements.

Redstar Aviation can provide guidance and coordination support regarding medical travel documentation and visa-related requirements as part of an international patient transfer.

Depending on the destination country and the circumstances of the mission, our operations team can help identify relevant documentation requirements and coordinate with the parties involved.

Visa issuance and entry authorization remain subject to the decisions of the relevant authorities.

Redstar Aviation's Medical Escort service provides medically supervised transportation for patients who are fit to travel on commercial airlines but require professional medical assistance during their journey.

Depending on the patient's clinical condition, a qualified doctor or nurse accompanies the patient, providing medical monitoring, assistance, and necessary care throughout the transfer.

Our medical and operations teams coordinate the entire journey, including airline medical clearance (Fit-to-Fly approval), flight arrangements, airport assistance, medical equipment requirements, and ground ambulance transportation when needed.

The service can be arranged on a bed-to-bed basis, ensuring continuity of medical care from the point of departure to the final destination.

Yes. Depending on the patient's medical condition and the airline's approval, Redstar Aviation can arrange medical escort transportation on commercial flights using suitable seating arrangements, additional seats, or an onboard stretcher.

Medical oxygen, patient monitoring, and assistance from a qualified medical professional can also be coordinated according to the patient's requirements and the airline's regulations.

Our medical and operations teams assess each request to determine the most appropriate transport arrangements.

Redstar Aviation provides time-sensitive organ transportation services, supporting the movement of organs for transplantation through coordinated aviation operations.

Each mission is planned according to the specific transport requirements, operational conditions, and applicable medical and regulatory procedures.

Our operations team works with the relevant healthcare and logistics partners to coordinate transportation arrangements.

Redstar Aviation provides offshore helicopter services for the oil and gas industry, supporting exploration, drilling, and production operations.

Our services include personnel transportation, cargo and equipment transfers, logistics support, emergency medical evacuation, and operational coordination.

Using our Leonardo AW139 helicopter fleet, we provide tailored aviation solutions for offshore platforms, vessels, and energy projects.

Yes. Redstar Aviation provides helicopter emergency medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) services for offshore installations, vessels, and remote operational locations.

Our Leonardo AW139 helicopters can be configured for medical transport, including stretcher accommodation and specialized medical support.

Our aviation, medical, and operations teams coordinate each mission based on the patient's condition, location, and operational requirements.

Yes. In addition to offshore operations, Redstar Aviation provides helicopter transportation and aviation logistics support for onshore energy and infrastructure projects.

Our experience includes oil and gas exploration, pipeline construction, and power plant development projects.

Services are tailored to project requirements, including personnel transportation, logistical support, and access to remote operational locations.

Redstar Aviation has extensive experience supporting major oil and gas exploration, drilling, and infrastructure projects.

Our project experience includes operations involving international energy companies such as BP, Petrobras, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Saipem, and ENI, as well as major energy projects in the Black Sea region.

This experience supports our ability to provide aviation and logistics solutions tailored to the operational requirements of energy industry clients.

Yes. Redstar Aviation is an EASA Part-145 approved maintenance organization (EASA.145.1072), providing aircraft maintenance services to international aircraft operators and owners.

Our maintenance capabilities include line and base maintenance, inspections, repairs, Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), and 24/7 worldwide Aircraft on Ground (AOG) support.

Our EASA approval covers base maintenance for Learjet 45, Bombardier Challenger 604 Variant (CL-600-2B16), Bombardier BD-700 Series, and Leonardo AW139 helicopters.

With dedicated maintenance facilities at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen and Istanbul Atatürk airports, supported by experienced technical teams and worldwide AOG support capabilities, Redstar Aviation delivers maintenance solutions focused on safety, quality, and operational reliability.

Yes. Redstar Aviation provides aircraft design, production, and modification services through its approved Part-21 design and production capabilities.

Our services include aircraft interior modifications, cabin reconfiguration, VIP interior design and manufacturing, and specialized aviation components such as medical stretchers and mounting systems.

We support aircraft owners and operators with tailored modification solutions, subject to the applicable certification and approval requirements.

Yes. Redstar Aviation provides aircraft spare parts and maintenance tool supply services to support aircraft operators and maintenance organizations.

Drawing on our inventory and established supplier network, we can source and supply parts and tools for aircraft types including the Learjet 45, Challenger 605, and Leonardo AW139.

Availability, compatibility, and delivery arrangements are assessed according to each customer's requirements.

Redstar Aviation provides specialized aviation training services supported by experienced instructors and dedicated training facilities.

Our training capabilities cover three main areas:

Pilot Training: Helicopter pilot type rating, recurrent training, and instructor and examiner training programs, including Leonardo AW139 helicopter training.

Aircraft Maintenance Training: Category B1 and B2 aircraft type training for Learjet 45, Challenger 604 Variant, and Leonardo AW139 helicopters, along with technical familiarization and practical training programs.

Aeromedical Training: Redstar Aviation maintains an in-house medical training program supported by advanced medical training simulators and practical exercises. These programs focus on clinical proficiency, emergency response, patient safety, and aviation medicine.

Our training infrastructure supports professional development, operational readiness, and consistent standards of safety across our aviation activities.

Yes. Redstar Aviation provides comprehensive, tailored Aircraft Management (AOC Management) services for private and corporate aircraft owners, supported by nearly four decades of aviation experience, its own Air Operator Certificate (AOC), and integrated operational infrastructure.

In addition to operating its own fleet of 5 Bombardier Challenger 605 and 5 Learjet 45 XR air ambulance jets, along with 4 Leonardo AW139 helicopters, Redstar Aviation provides AOC Management services for 6 additional aircraft, including 4 Leonardo AW139 helicopters and 2 Bombardier Challenger jets.

Our aircraft management services include flight operations and dispatch, crew management, maintenance coordination, Continuing Airworthiness Management (CAMO), regulatory compliance, aircraft registration support, and financial reporting and cost control.

With in-house maintenance capabilities, dedicated operational teams, and access to training facilities, we offer customized management solutions tailored to each aircraft owner's operational requirements, helping maintain efficiency, safety, and regulatory compliance.