2026 Global Aviation Medical Rescue Conference held in Guangzhou

China News Service, Guangzhou, November 7 (Reporter Guo Jun) The 2026 Global Aviation Medical Rescue Conference and the first Huantian International Rescue Conference were held in Guangzhou on the 6th. With the theme of "Gathering Intelligence for Global Rescue and Building Life Channels Together", this conference brings together government departments at all levels, industry authorities, leading companies and industry expert representatives to focus on core issues such as aviation medical rescue industry upgrading, cross-domain collaborative development, and international capability co-building, and carry out high-level and in-depth industry exchanges and pragmatic cooperation.

The 2026 Global Aviation Medical Rescue Conference was held in Guangzhou on the 6th. Photo provided by the organizer

Guests at the meeting pointed out that aviation medical rescue is an important part of the national emergency rescue system and is the "golden window" for emergency and critical treatment and an aerial lifeline to protect people's lives. Currently, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is accelerating the deployment of an integrated air-ground emergency rescue system and continues to improve a comprehensive, fast and three-dimensional aviation medical rescue support network, providing important support for the high-quality development of the national aviation rescue industry.

At the meeting, the co-organizers Huantian International Rescue Center and Huantian Sanjiu International Aviation Rescue Co., Ltd. systematically introduced the three core businesses of professional aviation medical rescue, international rescue, and international air tourism. Relying on the global network and professional fleet, rescue services cover more than 100 countries and regions, achieving global medical transport of short-range, medium-range, and intercontinental ultra-long voyages.

It is reported that Huantian International Rescue Center now has two professional medical rescue fixed-wing aircraft, Gulfstream G550 and Dassault Falcon2000LX, both of which have triple certifications from the US Federal Aviation Administration FAA, the European Aviation Safety Agency EASA and the Civil Aviation Administration of China CAAC It has airworthiness certification and is equipped with advanced life support equipment such as ECMO, IABP, and onboard blood bank. It has completed more than 1,000 cross-border and cross-regional medical transfers of critically ill patients. The fixed-wing fleet flies an average of more than 1,000 hours per year, and its intercontinental rescue support capabilities continue to increase. Plans are currently underway to introduce ultra-long-range aircraft such as Gulfstream G700 and Dassault Falcon 10X to upgrade air ICU medical functions and technological medical configurations to enhance intercontinental critical care transport capabilities.

According to Zhang Chao, director of the Marketing Department of the Marketing Center of COMAC, China's aviation medical market is currently growing in scale, accelerating integration, and showing a good momentum of positive development. It is estimated that by 2030, China's aviation medical services market will reach US$1.2 billion. (over)