Flight simulation organization — Not a real-world medical or emergency service
Puerto Rico Aeromedical Simulation

When every minute matters, we fly.

Realistic helicopter emergency medical services throughout Puerto Rico and long-range critical-care transport aboard the Learjet 35A.

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Rotary WingHelicopter EMS
Fixed WingLong-range air ambulance
Puerto RicoPrimary operating region
More Than a Virtual Airline

Aviation with an operational purpose.

Virtual AeroMed recreates the decisions, coordination, and discipline behind aeromedical aviation. Members receive a mission, evaluate aircraft and weather suitability, coordinate the response, and complete a professional operational record.

Realistic DispatchPurpose-built mission assignments
Structured TrainingAircraft and mission qualifications
Professional CommunityPilots, dispatchers, and staff
Virtual AeroMed EC135 in flight
Puerto Rico HEMSScene response and interfacility transport
Our Aircraft

Four aircraft. One aeromedical mission.

Each aircraft serves a distinct role within the Virtual AeroMed network, from rapid local response to high-speed regional and international transport, covering rotary-wing scene response through fixed-wing critical care.

Virtual AeroMed H125
Rapid Response Division

H125

Single-engine agility for fast scene response, short-field landings, and roadway missions throughout Puerto Rico.

Quick LaunchFast spin-up and dispatch times
Tight LZsConfined and roadside landing zones
Efficient OpsLower fuel burn for local response
Cruise Speed~140 kt / 260 km/h
Range~380 nm / 700 km
Crew / Capacity1 crew + up to 4
Simulated performance figures
Virtual AeroMed EC135
Rotary-Wing Division

EC135

Built for rapid response, confined landing zones, hospital transfers, and missions throughout Puerto Rico, Vieques, and Culebra.

Scene ResponseRemote and roadway landing zones
InterfacilityHospital-to-hospital missions
Island OperationsPuerto Rico regional coverage
Cruise Speed~140 kt / 260 km/h
Range~340 nm / 630 km
Crew / Capacity2 crew + 1 patient
Simulated performance figures
Virtual AeroMed H145
Advanced Twin-Engine Division

H145

Twin-engine redundancy for complex scene calls, longer transports, and critical care missions across the island.

Twin-EngineAdded redundancy and payload
Critical CareComplex interfacility transfers
All-WeatherExtended mission capability
Cruise Speed~135 kt / 250 km/h
Range~350 nm / 650 km
Crew / Capacity2 crew + 2 patients
Simulated performance figures
Virtual AeroMed Learjet 35A
Fixed-Wing Division

Learjet 35A

High-speed critical-care transport linking Puerto Rico with the Caribbean, the Americas, and advanced medical facilities across the continental United States.

Critical CareLong-range patient transfers
RepatriationRegional and international missions
Medical LogisticsTeams, equipment, and urgent cargo
Cruise Speed~450 kt / 830 km/h
Range~2,000 nm / 3,700 km
Service Ceiling45,000 ft
Simulated performance figures
Operational Environment

Every flight has a purpose.

From daylight hospital transfers to roadside response after dark, each scenario is designed around aircraft suitability, urgency, geography, and crew coordination.

Virtual AeroMed hospital transfer scene
Interfacility Operations

Coordinated hospital transport

Virtual AeroMed night scene response
Emergency Response

Night and roadside missions

Virtual AeroMed EC135 flying in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico Network

Island-wide aeromedical coverage

Mission Profiles

Built around the assignment.

Virtual AeroMed does not operate a generic passenger schedule. Every assignment begins with an operational objective.

01 / HEMS

Emergency Scene Response

Rapid helicopter dispatch to prepared, remote, or roadway landing zones.

02 / MED

Interhospital Transfer

Time-sensitive movement between community hospitals and specialty centers.

03 / FW

Long-Range Critical Care

Learjet transport to regional, mainland, and international medical facilities.

04 / LOG

Medical Logistics

Movement of response teams, equipment, supplies, and other urgent cargo.

Training & Qualifications

Earn the mission before you fly it.

Operational access is based on demonstrated knowledge, aircraft proficiency, and mission qualification—not simply accumulated flight hours.

01

Orientation

Organization standards, systems, reporting, and mission workflow.

02

Aircraft Qualification

Systems, limitations, procedures, and simulator proficiency.

03

Aeromedical Operations

Landing zones, hospitals, weather, dispatch, and crew coordination.

04

Command Qualification

Independent mission command and advanced operational authorization.

Join Virtual AeroMed

Your next flight can have a mission.

Join a professional flight simulation community for pilots, dispatchers, instructors, operations staff, and scenario developers.

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