ADAC

ADAC Luftrettung is a prominent non-profit air ambulance and helicopter emergency medical services provider in Germany. Founded in 1967 and based in Munich, it is part of the ADAC (Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club) and is recognized as Europe's largest civilian rotor-wing air medical organization. The organization conducts approximately 52,000 to 55,000 missions annually from 37 to 38 stations across Germany, responding to emergencies with a fleet of over 50 to 60 Airbus H135 helicopters. ADAC Luftrettung specializes in rapid helicopter-based emergency medical response, providing critical care and patient evacuation in hard-to-reach locations. The service operates 24/7, with a commitment to high training standards and advanced equipment. The organization collaborates with public safety centers, local clinics, and other emergency services to ensure swift interventions. Additionally, it is involved in innovative projects, such as testing manned multicopters for emergency medical services. As a charitable organization, ADAC Luftrettung focuses on saving lives through efficient and integrated emergency medical services.

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