In transplant medicine, every second counts. We coordinate rapid, temperature-controlled transport of human organs, tissues, medical specimens, and specialized medications across Bangladesh under strict sterile protocols.

The viability window for human organs is extremely short. From the moment an organ is retrieved to when it must be transplanted, the clock is ticking. Kidneys must typically be transplanted within 24 to 36 hours, livers within 12 to 15 hours, and hearts within a strict 4 to 6 hours. This requires immediate, priority aviation logistics. Our organ transport service coordinates priority routing and instant clearances with Civil Aviation Authorities and airport security. We work closely with donor and recipient transplant teams to ensure the coordination matches the surgical timeline. We use specialized, insulated, temperature-monitored preservation containers to keep the organ in optimal sterile conditions throughout the flight. The cargo is handled with priority loading and unloading protocols, bypassing standard airport delays and transferring directly to awaiting ground vehicles on the runway.

What to Prepare Before Calling

Please gather as many of these documents/details as possible to fast-track your dispatch:

Official retrieval and transplantation logs from the donor and recipient hospitals

Standard sterile preservation containers and cooling agents

Priority airspace clearances from Civil Aviation

Coordinated dispatch timelines for surgical teams

Pre-cleared airfield runway access for direct transfer

Frequently Asked Questions

What organs can be transported by air ambulance?+

We coordinate transport for kidneys, livers, corneas, heart valves, and other vital tissues, as well as critical medical specimens, biopsy samples, and rare emergency drugs.

Do you have priority clearance over other flights?+

Yes, organ transport flights are registered as emergency medical flights, giving them priority routing and landing clearance from air traffic control (ATC).

How do you coordinate with transplant surgeons?+

Our coordination desk remains in direct contact with both the harvesting surgical team and the receiving transplant unit, updating flight positions and estimated arrival times down to the minute.