Current Arch Air Medical Service Bases
The Helicopter Service area is around 150 miles around each base.
- Arch 8 - Granite City, Illinois N880SL BK 117
- Arch 11 - KidCopter - Granite City, Illinois N911KD BK 117
- Arch 7 - Farmington, Missouri N127LN A-Star
- Arch 15 - Warrenton, Missouri N115LN A-Star
- Arch 12 - Sullivan, Missouri N217LN BK 117
- Arch 3 - Sparta, Illinois N330SL BK 117
- Arch 9 - Litchfield, Illinois N990SL BK 117
- Arch 14 - Effingham, Illinois N563AM A Star
- Arch 2 - Spare Aircraft - St Louis, Missouri N122SL BK 117
- Arch 4 - Spare Aircraft - St Louis, Missouri N440SL BK 117
Unlike what most programs in the industry practices, Arch's call signs and tailnumbers stay together no matter which base the aircraft responds from. Most Air Medical Programs will keep the call sign to identify which base the given aircraft responded from.
Arch Also have currently 1 Fixed Wing that can fly nationwide;
- Arch 18 - Chesterfield, Missouri N854AL Pilatus PC12
The Communication Center also does flight intake for the follow sister programs owned and operated by Air Methods:
- AirLife 1 - Urbana, Illinois N365CH BK 117
- MedFlight 1 - Joplin, Missouri N550SL BK 117
- Medflight 2 - Nevada, Missouri N123LN A Star
- LifeStar 1 - Joliet, Illinois N154AM BK 117
- LifeFlight 1 - Evansville, Indiana N247SM Bell 407
- Saints Flight 1 -Springfield, Illinois N211SL BK 117
- Saints Flight 2 -Streator, Illinois N102LN A Star - AIR METHODS CEASED SAINTS FLIGHT 2 OPERATIONS 10/01/2010
- Staff for Life 1 - Columbia, Missouri N10UM BK 117
- Staff for Life 2 - Osage Beach, MissouriN126LN A Star
- Staff for Life 3 - LaMonte, Missouri N549AM A Star
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