Metro Aviation will add Vanderbilt LifeFlight, LifeFlight Eagle and Children's Nebraska to its operations family in 2026, expanding the company's emergency medical services partner network. The move integrates three hospital-based rotorcraft programs under Metro's operational management ahead of next year's service rollouts.
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Three hospital-based programs — Vanderbilt LifeFlight, LifeFlight Eagle and Children’s Nebraska — are scheduled to join Metro Aviation’s operations family in 2026, marking a defined expansion of Metro’s managed EMS network.
The change expands Metro’s managed EMS footprint and will determine how these rotorcraft programs are operated, maintained and crewed under Metro’s operating model; it also comes as the sector sees broader investment in infrastructure and operational planning to host new air-mobility services (https://hype.aero/?story=fbc92959-41ca-4cef-908a-3a07a1f5a517).
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