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    Airbus, Kasi healthcare partner to boost Nigeria’s air ambulance services – The Nation Newspaper

    Justus AkaminBy Justus AkaminJune 29, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Airbus, Kasi healthcare partner to boost Nigeria’s air ambulance services

    Airbus Helicopters and Kasi Healthcare have signed an agreement to procure two Airbus H135 helicopters to strengthen emergency medical services inNigeria

    The helicopters will support operations across key sectors, including oil and gas, public safety, maritime and other critical areas of the economy

    Announced during the 3rd Nigeria Airlift 2026 Forum, the agreement marks a significant step towards advancing emergency medical aader in air medical services

    Under the deal, Kasi Healthcare becomes the first organisation in Nigeria to acquire the HEMS-configured Airbus H135 helicopter, a purpose-built aircraft designed for emergency medical response, patient transfers, critical care missions and other life-saving aeromedical operations

    The partnership is expected to improve access to emergency healthcare and support the country’s broader healthcare transformation agenda by enhancing medical evacuation capabilities

    Beyond the aircraft acquisition, Airbus Helicopters will provide comprehensive technical support to develop local capacity. This includes training for Health Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) flight crews, pilot development programmes, aircraft engineer training and technical skills enhancement

    The agreement also covers maintenance support infrastructure and operational assistance to ensure the helicopters are operated in line with international safety and reliability standards

    “We are incredibly proud to pioneer the introduction of the HEMS-configured Airbus H135 in Nigeria,” said Dr Dayo Osholowu, Medical Director of Kasi Healthcare. “This strategic investment transforms our ability to provide rapid, life-saving patient transfers and critical care in transit. Partnering with Airbus allows us to elevate national healthcare standards and deliver dependable emergency response when and where it is needed most.”

    On his part, Head of Sales, For Africa at Airbus Helicopters, Fabrice Rochereau said, “We are proud to partner with Kasi Healthcare as they pioneer the development of a sustainable HEMS ecosystem in Nigeria

     “The H135 has proven itself globally as the premier choice for emergency medical missions due to its high performance and versatile cabin layout. This agreement underscores our commitment to supporting the expansion of life-saving air medical capabilities across West Africa,” he added

    The H135 is the undisputed leader in the HEMS market, known for its high safety standards, compact footprint, and low sound levels. Equipped with the Helionix digital avionics suite and a 4-axis autopilot, it offers an ideal platform for primary and secondary medical missions, with a spacious, flexible cabin layout for medical crews and their equipment

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