SkyCare’s Sustainable Flight Plan – Greener Skies by 2030

At SkyCare, we are proud to launch our Sustainable Flight Plan — a commitment to achieving greener skies by 2030.
Through a combination of innovation, investment, and responsibility, we are shaping the future of eco-friendly air travel for our patients, partners, and planet.

Our Commitment to Greener Aviation

At SkyCare, we are actively working to reduce the carbon footprint across our Air Ambulance Services by adopting more efficient technologies and practices. From choosing more efficient aircraft to optimising flight routes, every decision we make is aligned with our goal of operating more sustainably.

We are investing in greener technology, training our teams on sustainable practices, and exploring the use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) as part of our future fleet planning.

Setting Clear Targets for 2030

As part of our future planning, we aim to introduce more eco-optimised models into Our Fleet, ensuring every mission is as environmentally responsible as possible.

• Cut operational emissions by 30% by 2028.

• Transition at least 40% of our fleet to eco-optimised models.

• Introduce carbon offset programmes for all air ambulance missions.

By setting clear goals, we ensure that our vision for greener skies turns into a reality — not just promises.

Working Together for a Greener Future

Sustainability is also crucial in how we manage long-distance Medical Repatriation missions, where every improvement in flight efficiency helps reduce global impact. We are collaborating with partners, airports, and global organisations to support a wider shift towards responsible aviation.

For more information on international aviation sustainability initiatives, visit the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Environmental Protection page.

SkyCare’s Sustainable Flight Plan marks a step forward in making air medical travel safer for patients — and safer for the planet.

Together, we can ensure that future generations inherit a cleaner, safer sky.