Privately Owned Fleet
Reliability and Control in Every Mission.
Phoenix Air Group, Inc. owns and operates a fleet of versatile multi-mission and multi-patient Lear and Gulfstream aircraft (12 Learjets and 12 Gulfstreams); therefore, we maintain control over all aspects of flight operations. All aircraft maintenance, including depot-level maintenance, is performed in-house by our full-time A&P licensed staff mechanics. Specialized avionics required for worldwide operations have been installed by our Part 145 Avionics Department and certificated for use. As a holder of multiple government contracts, we undergo frequent inspections which are coordinated by our maintenance Quality Assurance Department, ensuring compliance with all civil aviation authorities (FAA, ICAO, and EASA).
Gulfstream
The 81-inch-wide-cargo-door of the Gulfstream provides easy access to the aircraft interior. With a cabin measuring 37-feet long, 6.5-feet wide and 6-feet high, along with a completely customizable floor plan, multiple options are available for a wide variety of patient transport requirements.​​
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Multi-patient Transport
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VIP Interior
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Bariatric Patient Transport
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Oversized Medical Equipment (e.g., ECMO, LVAD, Berlin Heart)
Learjet 35/36
​​Phoenix Air utilizes Learjet 35/36 models for both domestic and international missions that are completely equipped and dedicated to the air ambulance mission. The Lear 36 is capable of long-distance transport with a duration of 5 + hours.​
Vendor Aircraft Services
Phoenix Air offers another unique service that allows your specialized team of caregivers to access our aircraft through a vendor-sharing program. This program enables our team of experienced pilots and logistics planners to handle the operational aspects of your patient transport, while our medical personnel or loadmasters accompany your clinical specialists to provide technical support specific to the aircraft. This on-demand service operates under our FAA Part 135 certification, ensuring the highest standards of safety and compliance.
FAA Part 135 is a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification that allows companies to operate non-scheduled air services, such as air charters and air taxi flights. At its core, FAA Part 135 is a certificate required by the Federal Aviation Administration for a company to operate as a non-scheduled air charter carrier. Part 135 is a section of the Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) that establishes safety policies and procedures for on-demand air services.