There is a large variety of air ambulance planes available. Here are the majority of planes United Air Ambulance utilizes. They are listed from the shortest range and most cost effective, all the way up to planes with highest operation cost that can fly long distance overseas to international destinations with minimal stops to refuel.
| Turboprop Air Ambulance | Non-Stop Range (Nautical Miles) | Speed (Knots) | Pasengers (Additional to Crew) | National or International |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pilatus PC-12 | 1500 | 270 | 1-2 | National |
| Mitsubishi MU-2 | 1200 | 320 | 1-2 | National |
| Piaggoi P 180 | 1400 | 320 | 1-3 | National |
| Cessna 340 | 1400 | 230 | 1-2 | National |
| King Air B200 | 1800 | 333 | 1-4 | National |
| Piper PA-42 Cheyenne | 2200 | 280 | 1-3 | National |
| Jet Air Ambulance | Non-Stop Range (Nautical Miles) | Speed (Knots) | Pasengers (Additional to Crew) | National or International |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cessna Citation I | 1300 | 340 | 1-2 | National |
| Hawker 400 | 1600 | 440 | 1-3 | National |
| Learjet 25 | 1500 | 460 | 1-2 | National |
| Learjet 35/36 | 2000 | 350 | 1-3 | National |
| Cessna Citation II | 2000 | 400 | 1-3 | National |
| Cessna Citation III | 2300 | 473 | 1-4 | National |
| Learjet 55 | 2400 | 460 | 1-4 | National |
| Cessna Citation I | 1300 | 442 | 1-8 | National |
