About Us
Lifesaving on the highest Level
At 31 HEMS bases in Germany, Austria and Denmark, the DRF Luftrettung uses over 50 helicopters for emergency missions and the transport of intensive care patients between clinics - at eight HEMS bases even around the clock. All helicopters are optimally equipped for the care of emergency and intensive care patients.
- The DRF Luftrettung works hand in hand with ground-based emergency medical services.
- Their joint objective is fast, comprehensive and all-encompassing patient support.
- When it comes to medical equipment, the DRF Luftrettung sets high quality standards.
- The DRF Luftrettung is committed to high quality standards in flying, technical equipment and medical care and aspires a leading position in these areas.
Mission Statement, People and Partners
Experienced specialists – physicians, paramedics, mission dispatchers, pilots, technicians and many more – work professionally to advance and develop emergency medical services continuously.
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Facts, Figures and History
In the sixties, the emergency medical services suffered from many defiecencies. By now a very dense air rescue network has developed. The ground-based rescue service and the rescue work well together and complement themselves. The rising mission figures show that the DRF Luftrettung plays an important role.
Facts and Figures
Mission Statistics
History
Timebar
Interactive Tour
The DRF Luftrettung very close and at 360 degrees! Join in an interactive tour through an air rescue helicopter, an ambulance aircraft, the maintenance facility and a HEMS base. Get a lot of exiting information on the way about every-day practical work in emergency rescue.
Interactive Tour
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