Life Flight Network has ordered five Airbus H135 helicopters to support emergency medical missions across the Pacific Northwest and Intermountain West. The agreement, announced at the Air Medical Transport Conference in Fort Worth, Texas, brings the operator’s total H135 commitment to eight aircraft, including three ordered in 2025.
The helicopters will transport critically ill and injured patients across Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, including communities served by missions spanning remote areas and mountainous terrain. The additional aircraft will expand Life Flight Network’s advanced air-medical capability, with modern flight decks and dedicated clinical space for medical crews.
Airbus and Life Flight Network did not disclose delivery dates, pricing, individual deployment bases or further configuration details. The order adds capacity for the operator’s long-distance medical missions across the western United States.