Bengaluru's Silicon Valley demands world-class emergency care. REACT provides ICU-equipped aircraft with specialist crews across the city and Karnataka — 24 hours a day.
Serving Bengaluru's dense hospital corridor and connecting patients across Karnataka with India's best care centres.
Charter ICU flights from Bangalore to any Indian city — with full monitoring, ventilatory support, and an experienced specialist medical team throughout.
Medically supervised stretcher arrangements on scheduled flights from Kempegowda International Airport for stable patients needing long-distance care.
Bangalore is a major cardiac transplant hub. REACT provides rapid organ retrieval missions co-ordinated with Narayana Hrudayalaya, Manipal, and state SOTTO.
Expert neonatal transport from high-risk maternity centres across Karnataka to Bangalore's tertiary NICUs — with portable incubators and specialist oversight.
Bangalore's world-class cardiac centres — including NH Health City — make ECMO retrieval particularly critical here. REACT provides this specialist capability.
Medical repatriation from Bangalore to international destinations — covering documentation, permits, in-flight ICU care, and destination hospital handover.
From the IT corridors of Whitefield to Electronic City and beyond, REACT covers all of Bengaluru's healthcare geography.
Key questions about REACT's air ambulance services in Bangalore.
REACT maintains an 18-minute response time in Bangalore. Our crews and aircraft are on standby 24/7 at Kempegowda International Airport, ensuring rapid mobilisation across Bengaluru and the surrounding Karnataka region.
REACT primarily operates through Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) for fixed-wing missions. Helicopter operations and intra-city transfers can be coordinated via HAL Airport and hospital-attached helipads.
REACT coordinates with Manipal Hospital, Apollo Hospitals, Narayana Hrudayalaya, Fortis, and St. John's Medical College Hospital, among other leading facilities across north, south, and east Bengaluru.
Yes. REACT operates across Karnataka, connecting Mysuru, Hubli, Mangaluru, Belagavi, and other cities to Bengaluru's advanced hospital network via air ambulance — far faster than road transport for critical patients.