Air Ambulances UK

We are delighted to receive a £6 million Government funding grant to support the lifesaving work of the UK’s air ambulance charities in the vital role they are playing in the frontline response to COVID-19, while also continuing lifesaving missions in the communities they serve across the UK.

Our unified aim is to bring together global-leading clinical and aviation expertise and world-class businesses and organisations to drive innovation, development and funding of pre-hospital emergency care, enabling air ambulance charities to save even more lives every day across the UK.

We will achieve this through offering a broad range of Membership services and Fundraising Partnerships including opportunities to become involved in our clinical, operational and policy research and development programmes, good practice and knowledge sharing forums and committees, Government lobbying on key issues affecting the sector, raising vital funding, commercial investment, national PR activities, campaigns and events.

Did you know?

Air ambulances operated by 21 air ambulance charities across the UK

Average number of lifesaving missions a day

Average air ambulance mission cost, totalling over £60m annually

Funded almost entirely by donations

Saving Milli

Through representing, supporting and advocating the lifesaving work of air ambulance charities, we are helping them to save lives across the UK every day.

See how Essex & Herts Air Ambulance saved one-day old baby Milli.

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The 21 air ambulance charities that our Fundraising Partnerships support

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Air Ambulances UK join forces with The Virtual Pub Quiz

Air Ambulances UK has teamed up with The Virtual Pub Quiz – the lockdown phenomenon that is bringing together 180,000+ keen quizzers each week.

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IAN HOWICK JOINS AIR AMBULANCE KENT SURREY SUSSEX (KSS) AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE SERVICES

Ian Howick, Chair of Heathrow AOC and former Director at British Airways, has been appointed by independent charity, Air Ambulance Kent Surrey Sussex (KSS) as Executive Director of Corporate Services. He succeeds John Lack, Director of Finance and Support, who retires at the end of September after seven years at KSS.