Platform Capabilities
AAMELF unifies pre-flight clinical triage, a unified launch-authorization gate, feasibility-aware dispatch, remotely piloted aircraft coordination, live telemetry, multi-role workflows, medical logistics, and a NIMS-aligned disaster surge program into a single real-time operations platform.
Get the right aircraft moving in seconds with feasibility-aware recommendations, not just the nearest tail number.
Turn scene information into a transparent, auditable acuity picture before the aircraft ever lifts — so the clinical need drives the response.
One go / no-go decision that fuses every pre-flight clearance, so a mission only launches when clinical need, operational risk, crew legality, and payload integrity all clear.
Coordinate crewed, remotely piloted, optionally piloted, and autonomous platforms from one dispatch surface.
A continuous, append-only telemetry stream keeps the live fleet picture and maintenance clocks current.
Purpose-built experiences for every stakeholder in an air medical mission, from scene to bedside.
Move organs, blood, and time-critical supplies with the same rigor as patient transport.
When a disaster overwhelms local capacity, AAMELF scales into a NIMS-aligned surge operation — pre-pledged aircraft, EOC-approved call-ups, and an air-traffic-control–style ops console.
A pluggable inbound pipeline built to accept real emergency data as the AAM industry is certified for medevac — integration-ready today, live the moment an agency connects a source.
Turn a distress-beacon position into a geolocated medevac mission — including the case where the person who would normally call for help, such as an injured or incapacitated medic, cannot.
Manual beacon intake is live for dispatchers today. Automatic feeds from beacon networks — Cospas-Sarsat, carrier E911/AML, and military Blue Force / ATAK — require formal authorization and certified integration, and stay inactive until an authorized agency connects them.