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    What we offer:
  • Air transportation of passengers, excursions, VIP flights.
  • Transportation of air cargo by store or in a cabin.
  • Construction and assembly operations.
  • Air patrolling and monitoring of oil and gas pipelines and electric transmission lines.
  • Medical evacuation (Medivac), search and rescue operations (SAR), emergency medical service (EMS).
  • Flights to ships and offshore drilling rigs (offshore operations).
  • Flights in connection with aerial visual survey and videos.
  • Lease of helicopter with or without crew members
  • Special tours and charters by helicopter ( hunting, fishing, climbing, and so on).
  • Consulting services in construction of surface level helipads as well as elevated helipads (located on buildings, medical offices, offshore drilling rigs, ships, etc.).
    Notes:
  • The application must be submitted 3 working days before departure.
  • Special permission from state bodies of Azerbaijan is required for flights over the city
  • All departing/arriving passengers must have an insurance valid for the flight period

Medical Evacuation Exercise

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As part of the Medical Emergency Response Plan (MERP), a joint Medical Evacuation Exercise was successfully conducted in accordance with a pre-planned emergency scenario, with the participation of JOCAP, MediClub, and ASG Helicopter Services (ASGHS).

 

MediClub, as one of the country’s leading standby medical air evacuation providers, delivers offshore Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) and MEDEVAC support across the Caspian Sea. Throughout the exercise, MediClub demonstrated a consistently high level of operational readiness, responsiveness, safety, and compliance with applicable international standards and industry best practices.

 

The exercise evaluated the end-to-end medical evacuation process, including initial emergency response, patient assessment and stabilization, effective coordination between medical and aviation personnel, safe patient transfer to the helicopter, in-flight medical care and monitoring, and overall management of the evacuation operation. Particular emphasis was placed on inter-agency coordination, communication, operational safety, and the seamless integration of medical and aviation resources.

 

The exercise was conducted in alignment with relevant HEMS/MEDEVAC principles, aviation security requirements, flight operational safety standards, and emergency medical response protocols.

 

Regular multi-agency exercises of this nature are essential to maintaining a high state of operational preparedness, strengthening inter-organizational coordination, validating emergency response procedures, and ensuring the continuity, reliability, and quality of offshore air medical evacuation services provided by ASGHS.

 

These exercises further demonstrate ASGHS’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety, operational excellence, and emergency preparedness in support of offshore aviation operations.