Air Ambulance Plane
Meet Rosie and Baby Reiko
Nearly eight years ago, baby Malachi began jerking and seizing uncontrollably. Kind Life Flight supporters like you sped him to Wellington Hospital in the nick of time. His mum Chenay will never forget the comfort this gave her.
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Meet Chenay and Malachi from the Wairarapa
Nearly eight years ago, baby Malachi began jerking and seizing uncontrollably. Kind Life Flight supporters like you sped him to Wellington Hospital in the nick of time. His mum Chenay will never forget the comfort this gave her.
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Meet Steve – Air Ambulance Crewperson
After 25 years helping Kiwis in their moments of greatest need, air ambulance crewman Steve will soon be putting away his flight boots for the last time. He has flown thousands of missions – some joyful, some heartbreaking – always bringing calm, skill, and compassion to patients when it mattered most.
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Meet James and Lynare from Kāpiti
After two life-saving flights, James and Lynare organised a fundraiser that soon spanned the length of Aotearoa New Zealand, raising over $500,000 for Life Flight's Air Ambulances.
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Lions raise $500k for Life Flight air ambulance
More than 60 Lions Clubs from across New Zealand have banded together in a remarkable national fundraising effort, raising $500,000 for Life Flight.
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One day. Eight flights. Three lives.
When First Officer James signed on for duty, he had no idea the whirlwind day ahead.
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Meet Ardie from Hawke’s Bay
Just hours after Ardie was born in the Hawke’s Bay, he urgently needed expert paediatric care at Wellington Hospital. This wee bub had arrived at only 27 weeks, and his mum Julia was in shock.
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Meet Paul from Wellington
When Paul learnt that he needed new lungs it came as a total shock. With the help of our supporters, he was able to get not just one, but two new chances at life.
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Meet Theo from Whanganui
Hours after his birth, something was terribly wrong with Theo. He could barely breathe or feed. As his symptoms continued, a flight to Wellington's paediatric ward was his best chance at survival.
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