ICU-equipped aircraft with doctor-led specialist crews on standby across Hyderabad and Telangana. Rapid response, bedside-to-bedside care.
Every mission is staffed by qualified medical professionals with ICU-grade equipment on board.
Fully chartered aircraft with on-board ICU, ventilator, cardiac monitor, and specialist medical crew — bed to bed, Hyderabad to anywhere.
Medically supervised stretcher arrangements on scheduled commercial flights for stable patients requiring long-distance transfer at reduced cost.
Time-critical organ transport from donor to recipient hospitals across India. Dedicated fast-turnaround aircraft with preservation protocols.
Specialist neonatal incubators, CPAP/ventilator support, and neonatologist-led crews for the safest transfer of critically ill newborns.
REACT operates one of India's very few airborne ECMO retrieval services, with trained perfusionists keeping patients stable in-flight.
Medically escorted repatriation from any country back to Hyderabad — or abroad for treatment — including all documentation and coordination.
REACT is deeply integrated with Hyderabad's hospital network and aviation infrastructure for seamless end-to-end transfers.
Common questions about air ambulance services in Hyderabad.
REACT maintains an 18-minute response time in Hyderabad. Our crews and aircraft are on standby 24/7, ensuring rapid mobilisation for any medical emergency in the city or surrounding Telangana region.
REACT operates primarily through Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (HYD) in Shamshabad. We also coordinate with private helipads at KIMS and AIG hospitals for direct rooftop landings when available and appropriate.
REACT has established coordination with KIMS (Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences), Apollo Hospitals Jubilee Hills, AIG Hospitals Gachibowli, Yashoda Hospital, and other tertiary care centres across the city.
Yes. REACT operates dedicated neonatal transport incubators and ECMO retrieval capability from Hyderabad. Our specialist crews include neonatologists and perfusionists for the most critical paediatric and adult cases.