AOM Air Ambulance renews its EURAMI accreditation, reaffirming compliance with the most stringent requirements for intensive care and life support in flight.
AOM Air Ambulance has successfully renewed its accreditation from the European Aero-Medical Institute (EURAMI) for 2025, covering six distinct categories of air medical transport — a comprehensive endorsement that few operators worldwide can claim.
The EURAMI accreditation process involves a rigorous on-site audit of all clinical and operational aspects of the air ambulance service: medical protocols, crew training and qualifications, aircraft equipment standards, case documentation, quality management systems, and continuous improvement frameworks.
The six endorsed categories — Primary Fixed Wing, Regional Fixed Wing, Long Haul Fixed Wing, Critical Care Transports, HCID, and Mental Health Transport — reflect the breadth of AOM's clinical capability. The inclusion of the HCID (Highly Contagious Infectious Disease) endorsement is particularly significant, as it certifies AOM's capacity to transport patients with serious communicable diseases under conditions of full negative-pressure isolation.
This renewal cements AOM Air Ambulance's position as Africa's most comprehensively accredited aeromedical operator — a distinction that carries direct operational value for the international medical assistance networks and insurance companies that partner with AOM.
