Aircraft & Equipment

The MedEvac Airbus H135 and EC145 helicopters are equipped to handle most any emergency situation.

They employ sophisticated safety gear including night-vision goggles, satellite tracking, dual GPS navigation, traffic alert and terrain avoidance technology and enhanced operational controls.

MedEvac Air 1 H135 N240HY
Based at Howard Young Medical Center, Woodruff, WI

  • Flight Range: 400 miles
  • Cruise Speed: 136 knots
  • 2 Pratt Whitney engines, 816 shaft HP
  • 40' tip to tail rotor
  • Helionix Avionics package
  • Rear loading with tail rotor cameras

MedEvac Air 2 EC145 N611SJ
Based at Central Wisconsin Airport (CWA), Mosinee, WI

  • Flight Range: 325 miles
  • Cruise Speed: 133 knots
  • 2 Turbomeca Arriel 1 E2 engines, 738 shaft each
  • 42'7" tip to tail rotor
  • Enhanced operational control

Lifesaving equipment on board the aircraft includes cardiac monitors, defibrillator, suction unit, ventilator, infusion pumps, cardiac pacemakers, pulse oximeters, oxygen, patient headset, and a full range of advanced life support pharmaceuticals.   

Aircraft operated by Med-Trans Corporation under FAA operating certificate # M3XA227H

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Flight & Ground Medical Crew

MedEvac medical crews are extensively trained in areas such as:

  • Basic Life Support (BLS)
  • Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
  • Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
  • Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS)
  • Transport Professional Advanced Trauma Course (TPATC)
  • OB Stat

Specialty certifications such as:

  • Flight Paramedic Certified (FPC)
  • Certified Critical Care Paramedic (CCP-C)
  • Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN)
  • Certified Flight Registered Nurse (CFRN) 

Learn more about current MedEvac career opportunities.

Flight Range & Service Area

Aspirus MedEvac serves communities within a 175-mile radius of Mosinee and Woodruff. Listed below are flight times to some of the communities served by Aspirus MedEvac air transport:

Times shown are air time only, from take off to landing, and do not include and pre or post-flight preparations.

Approximate Flight Time to Regional Communities

  • Antigo - Aspirus Langlade Hospital: 24 minutes
  • Ashland - Memorial Medical Center: 30 minutes
  • Eagle River - Aspirus Eagle River Hospital: 10 minutes
  • Ironwood, MI - Aspirus Ironwood Hospital: 18 minutes
  • Iron Mountain MI - Marshfield Medical Center - Dickinson: 32 minutes
  • Iron River, MI - Aspirus Iron River Hospital: 21 minutes
  • Ladysmith - Marshfield Medical Center: 30 minutes
  • Laurium, MI - Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital: 32 minutes
  • Medford - Aspirus Medford Hospital: 17 minutes
  • Merrill - Aspirus Merrill Hospital: 11 minutes
  • Ontonagon, MI - Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital: 28 minutes
  • Park Falls - Marshfield Medical Center: 14 minutes
  • Rhinelander - Aspirus Rhinelander Hospital: 10 minutes
  • Stevens Point - Aspirus Stevens Point Hospital: 8 minutes
  • Tomahawk - Aspirus Tomahawk Hospital: 11 minutes
  • Wausau - Aspirus Wausau Hospital: 6 minutes
  • Wisconsin Rapids - Aspirus Riverview Hospital: 12 minutes

If the helicopter must land at an airport and drive to the hospital, you will need to add approximately 10 minutes.

If the helicopter is NOT on standby, add 10 minutes to the time listed to check weather and get the crew/pilot into the helicopter and taking off.

To arrange ground or air transportation call: 800-888-8056.
For intercepts or emergency, call 911.

Safety & Night Vision

Night Vision Technology

Aspirus MedEvac air employs the newest generation of Night Vision technology, providing a substantial edge on the elements and ensuring timeliness and the safe delivery of patients. This advanced technology allows pilots to spot power lines, trees and other hazards in the dark.  

A FAA study found that when properly used, NVGs can increase safety, enhance situational awareness, and reduce pilot workload and stress that are typically associated with night operations. Benefits of NVGs include: more efficient navigation, a greater ability to identify hazards, and a heightened ability to locate the horizon in unfamiliar terrain.

Terrain Avoidance Technology

The MedEvac helicopters utilize a multi-hazard avoidance system that alerts against wires, terrain and obstacles.


Aircraft operated by Med-Trans Corporation under FAA operating certificate # M3XA227H

You can contact the Department of Transportation by mail or website.
The mailing address is:
Aviation Consumer Protection Division, C-75
U.S. Department of Transportation
1200 New Jersey Ave, S.E.
Washington, D.C. 20590
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