LifeFlight has recently purchased two new, state-of-the-art helicopters to transport critically ill and injured patients in Maine. Join us for a virtual celebration event to introduce the new aircraft on Thursday, April 15 at 5pm. The event will be broadcast live to Facebook from the Bangor hangar.
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We recognize the growing concern among our communities around COVID-19 and wanted to share what LifeFlight is doing in response. We are taking care of Maine by supporting our EMS and hospital partners across the state who need to transport critical patients. We've also restricted public access to our base sites and have suspended all external education and training.
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Do you wonder what it's like to be a healthcare worker on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic? We're creating a series of audio interviews with flight medics, nurses, physicians, pilots and dispatchers about their personal experiences during this public health crisis.
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In an effort to improve response time for scene calls involving remote snowmobile, ATV and recreational accidents, LifeFlight has teamed up with state and local agencies and clubs to establish landing zones along Maine’s extensive recreational trail system.
Maine is a big place, with lots of people far away from critical emergency care. With its nimble helicopters, fast airplane and dedicated ground ambulances, LifeFlight can reach people in need, making Maine feel a little smaller.
Important information on transporting COVID-19 patients. Updated regularly.
Did you know LifeFlight uses a fixed wing airplane, in addition to its three helicopters? Click to learn more about N901LM, or Lima Mike for short.
LifeFlight welcomes new aircraft as part of a fleet upgrade and standardization project
LifeFlight recently purchased two new, state-of-the-art helicopters to transport critically ill and injured patients in Maine. The Agusta 109 SP model aircraft have a greater weight carrying capacity, more workspace for patient care, and can fly faster than our older aircraft. The new helicopters, tail numbers N901LF and N901XM, are part of a larger project to upgrade and standardize LifeFlight’s frontline fleet of helicopters.
Public Notice of Virtual Community Engagement Workshop
LifeFlight of Maine, recognized nationally and internationally for safety, quality and innovation, is engaged in a comprehensive private/public project to improve aviation medicine through the establishment of performance-based navigation instrument flight routes. To inform and engage the community, LifeFlight will hold two online community workshops: Tuesday November 17th and Thursday November 19th at 6:30pm.
13th Annual LifeFlight Emergency Care Open
06/21/2021
Martindale Country Club, Auburn, Maine