Aeromedical & Marine TRI Expands Operations with New Hub in Singapore

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Aeromedical & Marine TRI is proud to announce the official inauguration of our new operational hub in Singapore, representing a major step forward in the growth of our global medical assistance network and our long-term commitment to international healthcare collaboration.

The establishment of the Singapore hub strengthens our ability to deliver timely, high-quality aeromedical transport, complex case coordination, and end-to-end patient management across continents. Positioned at one of the world’s most important aviation and healthcare crossroads, Singapore enables faster mobilization of aircraft, improved regional coverage, and closer cooperation with medical institutions throughout Asia-Pacific.

This expansion complements our existing operations across Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas, creating stronger global connectivity and allowing us to support patients and partners with greater speed, efficiency, and operational resilience.

A Strategic Gateway for Asia-Pacific

 

Singapore’s advanced healthcare infrastructure, regulatory reliability, and logistical accessibility make it an ideal base for regional coordination. From this hub, Aeromedical & Marine TRI will facilitate:

  • International air ambulance and medical escort missions

  • Commercial stretcher and complex repatriation planning

  • Cruise and maritime medical support

  • Coordination between referring and receiving hospitals

  • Rapid response solutions for insurers, assistance companies, and governments

By having a permanent presence in the region, our teams can work more closely with local providers while maintaining the global standards of safety and clinical governance that define our operations.

Built Through Partnership and Cooperation

 

The opening of the hub follows months of preparation involving regulatory, legal, and diplomatic coordination. The launch provided an opportunity to engage directly with stakeholders who are essential to international collaboration in healthcare and trade.

We express our sincere appreciation to the Catalan Government and the Spanish Consulates in Singapore and Malaysia for their continued institutional support and guidance throughout the establishment process.

We are equally grateful for the encouragement and collaboration of:

  • Blas Garcia Zornoza , Deputy Trade Commissioner in Singapore

  • Joan Guia , Chief Economic and Commercial Counselor at the Embassy of Spain

  • Alex , from the Diplomatic Trade Office

  • Ian Lim , our trusted partner in Singapore

  • Our dedicated legal and operational teams who ensured a compliant and seamless activation

  • The clinics and healthcare organizations now forming part of our regional network

Their involvement reflects the importance of cross-border cooperation in enabling safe and reliable patient mobility worldwide.

Strengthening Global Medical Connectivity

More than a geographic addition, the Singapore hub reinforces Aeromedical & Marine TRI’s broader mission: connecting patients, providers, insurers, and governments through dependable medical operations built on trust, transparency, and clinical excellence.

As international travel and healthcare demands continue to evolve, proximity to partners is essential. This new base enhances communication, shortens response times, and supports culturally and operationally appropriate solutions for the diverse populations we serve.

Looking Ahead

With Singapore now acting as a key coordination center for Asia-Pacific, Aeromedical & Marine TRI is positioned to further develop regional partnerships, invest in operational innovation, and expand service capabilities in one of the fastest-growing healthcare markets in the world.

We look forward to working closely with our collaborators and to supporting patients and communities across the region from this important new hub.