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Fixed Wing Division

For long distance flights, Valley AirCare employs a fleet of medically configured, pressurized and unpressurized piston, and jet aircraft, including a Learjet capable of flying at more than 500 miles per hour. Valley AirCare is a member of the Association of Air Medical Services (AAMS), Texas AAMS, and other national and state organizations.

The Fixed Wing Division provides air medical services to and from the Rio Grande Valley to any point in the continental U.S., Mexico and Canada and has transported over 2,100 patients since operations began.  Fixed wing aircraft are especially useful for patients who must be flown long distances to receive specialized care such as at burn centers like Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) in San Antonio or Galveston's UTMB. In addition, it provides rapid air evacuation to Valley hospitals for citizens and visitors to Mexico who become ill or injured. The Fixed Wing Division flies into Mexico using jets and turboprop aircraft and brings the critically ill and injured to hospitals in the United States.

Valley AirCare fixed wing operations are licensed by the Texas Department of State Health Services as Mobile Intensive Care Units. Our CAMTS accreditation and flight medical credentials meet or exceed all requirements of the air medical industry and our staff is committed to providing the highest level of patient care.

All flights are conducted and operational control over all aircraft is exercised solely by McCreery Aviation Co. Inc.