Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance responds to time-critical accidents and medical emergencies throughout Scotland 365 days a year. Our bold ambition as a charity is to ensure that no one in Scotland dies because help cannot get there in time.
Since 2013, SCAA has responded to time-critical emergency calls in every corner of Scotland.
Our helicopter air ambulances and Rapid Response Vehicles deliver expert paramedics to the scene of accidents and injuries to provide life-saving care and rapid transfers to hospital.
Your support allows us to be there when people need help the most.
Our fleet
Learn more about SCAA's helicopters and rapid response vehicles that transfer help to patients in need.
Our fleetOur crew
Meet our Helimed 76 (Perth) and Helimed 79 (Aberdeen) crew

Ali Daw
Helimed 76 Lead Paramedic

Ali Daw
Helimed 76 Lead Paramedic

Michael Haines
Helimed 76 Lead Paramedic

Michael Haines
Helimed 76 Lead Paramedic

Claire Allan
Helimed 79 Lead Paramedic

Claire Allan
Helimed 79 Lead Paramedic

Wendy Jubb
Helimed 76 Paramedic

Wendy Jubb
Helimed 76 Paramedic

Laura Stephen
Helimed 79 Paramedic

Laura Stephen
Helimed 79 Paramedic

Gillian Thomson
Helimed 76 Paramedic

Gillian Thomson
Helimed 76 Paramedic

Keir Lynch
Helimed 79 Paramedic

Keir Lynch
Helimed 79 Paramedic

Matthew Keenan
Helimed 79 Paramedic

Matthew Keenan
Helimed 79 Paramedic

Greg McLeod
Helimed 79 Paramedic

Greg McLeod
Helimed 79 Paramedic

John McGinlay
Helimed 76 Paramedic

John McGinlay
Helimed 76 Paramedic

Leesa Taylor
Helimed 79 Paramedic

Leesa Taylor
Helimed 79 Paramedic

Captain John Stupart
Helimed 79 Pilot

Captain John Stupart
Helimed 79 Pilot

Captain Peter Winn
Helimed 79 Pilot

Captain Peter Winn
Helimed 79 Pilot

Captain Kimball Chilcott
Helimed 76 Pilot

Captain Kimball Chilcott
Helimed 76 Pilot

Captain Peter Amstutz
Helimed 76 Pilot

Captain Peter Amstutz
Helimed 76 Pilot
missions since launch
is required in 2024/25 to keep our life-saving service operating
we are ready to respond every day of the year
minutes for SCAA to be airborne after receiving an emergency call