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Airlift Northwest provides critical care transport for patients in need, 24/7/365, across five states. Learn about their history, services, fleet, membership, and COVID-19 protocol.
- Airlift Northwest Membership
Membership is only $60 per year ($48 for hospital staff and...
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Airlift Northwest can land at Ketchikan, Wrangell,...
- Airlift Northwest Membership
Airlift Northwest offers membership for $60 per year to cover the patient responsibility amount for air medical transport in Washington and Alaska. Learn how to enroll, renew, and use the service, and see FAQs and terms and conditions.
Airlift Northwest, a program of the University of Washington School of Medicine and Harborview Medical Center, provides flight transport via helicopter and fixed wing aircraft for patients needing intensive medical care in Washington, Idaho, Montana and Alaska.
Airlift Northwest is the Pacific Northwest's premier air medical transport service, affiliated with UW Medicine. Find out how to request a transport, enroll in membership, contact customer service, and more.
Airlift Northwest provides safe, compassionate and efficient air medical transport for critically ill and injured patients across the region. Learn about their history, services, challenges and achievements in this article from UW Medicine.
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Feb 18, 2022 · Airlift Northwest, the air medical transport service of UW Medicine, will operate a new helicopter base at Davenport Municipal Airport this summer. The base will use a specially configured Airbus H-135 helicopter that can fly in challenging weather and carry up to 350 pounds of patients.