Air Ambulance in Goa is available 24/7 & 365 days. Our team of doctors, technicians, and pilots ensures the fastest and safest transfers to the patients. Additionally, the well-being of patients and their attendees is assured.
Goa's population doubles every tourist season, and nobody plans a cardiac event around a beach holiday. Every year we get calls from families in Calangute, Baga, and Anjuna who need a parent or a relative flown home for specialist treatment, and just as often from Goan families in Margao or Ponda who need a critical patient moved to a bigger hospital in Mumbai, Bangalore, or Delhi. Accretion Aviation runs its air ambulance service in Goa around the clock, every day of the year, with a fully ICU-equipped aircraft that can be in the air within 2 hours of your call.
We're not flying in from another state to reach you. Goa is one of our operational bases, with our own office at Britona, Alto Porvorim, right next to Penha de Franca, and we work out of both Goa airports depending on where the patient is and how fast we need wheels up. Dabolim (Goa International Airport) in the south handles most of our stretcher evacuations because it's closer to Margao, Vasco, and the South Goa hospital belt. For patients coming from Calangute, Candolim, Mapusa, or anywhere in North Goa, Manohar International Airport at Mopa is often the faster route.
The moment you call, we start moving. A ground ambulance is sent to wherever the patient is, a beach resort in Candolim, a hotel room in Colva, a private home in Porvorim, or straight from the hospital bed if they're already admitted. That ambulance gets them to whichever airport we're flying from, and the aircraft carries them to the destination city with a doctor and a paramedic on board for the entire flight, not just standing by at takeoff. On landing, a second ground ambulance is already waiting to take the patient straight to the receiving hospital's emergency entrance. One family member can travel alongside, space and weight allowing.
Our ground teams regularly handle transfers to and from:
If your patient is at a hospital not on this list, that's fine too. Our coordinators call ahead and confirm the handover with the treating doctor before the ambulance even leaves.
We get calls from every corner of the state, and response times differ a little depending on distance and traffic on NH66. Requests from Panaji, Porvorim, and Mapusa in the north, or Margao, Vasco, and Cuncolim in the south, tend to move fastest since they're closest to our base and to one of the two airports. Calangute, Baga, Candolim, and Anjuna in the tourist belt are a regular part of our caseload during peak season (October through March), and we've handled evacuations from Palolem and South Goa's quieter beaches as well.
Pricing depends on the destination, the aircraft needed, and the level of onboard medical support. A short hop to a nearby city like Mumbai, Bangalore, or Hyderabad typically starts around INR 4 to 6 lakh. Longer or more complex missions, say a transfer to Delhi with a full critical care setup, can run INR 10 to 25 lakh. Give us the patient's condition and destination on the call and we'll quote you honestly within minutes. No hidden add-ons later.
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We've been running air ambulance operations for 15 years, with over 500 missions completed across India. Our Goa base holds a 4.9-star rating from more than 320 reviews, largely because families remember that we picked up the phone at 2 a.m. and had a plane in the air before sunrise. Our fleet includes Learjet, Gulfstream, King Air B200, and Cessna aircraft, so we can match the right aircraft to the route, whether that's a quick medical transfer to Mumbai or a longer critical care flight to Delhi.
Once you call, we can have an ICU-equipped aircraft ready within 2 hours, with the ground ambulance often dispatched to the patient's location within minutes of confirming the case.
Both. We choose based on the patient's location and destination. South Goa cases usually route through Dabolim, and North Goa cases often move faster through Mopa.
Yes. We coordinate directly with the treating doctors at Manipal Hospital Dona Paula, GMCH Bambolim, Apollo Victor Margao, and other major Goa hospitals so the handover is seamless.
A doctor and a paramedic stay on board for the entire flight, not only during boarding.
Yes, one attendant can travel on board, subject to aircraft weight and space limits.
Goa Dabolim International Airport, Airport Rd, Dabolim, Goa 403801