Medical repatriation routes between Africa and Europe
Each route has its own airports, flight times, airlines and formalities. Choose the route that concerns you to see how a medical repatriation is organised on it, then send us your request for a written quote.
Where we operate
[Routes and countries to be confirmed by the company.] The routes below are the ones we describe in detail. If your route is not listed, contact us: the steps are the same, and our medical team will look at the case.
From North Africa to France
Morocco to France
Casablanca, Marrakech, Agadir, Tangier and other Moroccan airports to French cities.
Algeria to France
Algiers, Oran, Constantine and other Algerian airports to French cities.
Tunisia to France
Tunis, Djerba, Monastir and other Tunisian airports to French cities.
From West Africa to France
From Central Africa to Europe
From Europe to Morocco
France to Morocco
A patient hospitalised in France who needs to be transported home to Morocco.
Spain to Morocco
A short route across the Strait of Gibraltar, from Spanish cities to Moroccan airports.
What changes from one route to another
- Distance and flight time, which shape the choice of aircraft and any technical stop.
- Scheduled flights: whether direct flights exist, which matters for a stretcher or a medical escort.
- Permits and airports: landing permits and opening hours vary by country.
- Formalities: visas for the patient and any relative, and health requirements such as yellow fever vaccination in some countries.
Our guide to medical repatriation from Africa explains these factors, and how it works describes each step.
Your route is not listed?
Tell us where the patient is and where they need to go: we will tell you what is possible and send a written quote.