Air ambulance from Bangkok to France
Medical repatriation from Bangkok to France: a coordinated, medically equipped flight, 24/7, from the first assessment to the handover to the receiving team.

Bangkok is the gateway to Thailand and a stopover for many long-haul trips. Scooter accidents, tropical infections and complications after medical or cosmetic procedures are the situations that most often require a long-distance repatriation.
We coordinate the whole chain: the medical team, the aircraft, the ground transfers and the handover to the receiving hospital. Bed-to-bed transfer is arranged on request.
Distance and indicative flight time
| Destination in France | Distance | Indicative flight time |
|---|---|---|
| Paris (CDG) | ≈ 9,450 km | 11 h 35 min – 12 h 35 min |
| Lyon (LYS) | ≈ 9,350 km | 11 h 30 min – 12 h 30 min |
| Marseille (MRS) | ≈ 9,400 km | 11 h 35 min – 12 h 35 min |
| Toulouse (TLS) | ≈ 9,700 km | 11 h 55 min – 12 h 55 min |
These figures are an indication (straight-line distance, typical cruising speed, about 30 minutes for take-off and landing). They are not a quote and not a promised delay.
Situations we handle on this route
- A scooter or road accident with serious injuries
- A tropical infection requiring intensive care
- A complication after a medical or cosmetic procedure carried out abroad
- A planned transfer to a hospital in France after initial care in Thailand
How the transfer is organized
- Call and assessment. Our coordinating physician speaks with the team treating the patient.
- Aircraft and team. Chosen according to the patient's condition, the distance and the equipment required.
- Written quote. Itemized, before departure.
- Flight and handover. A complete medical handover is given to the receiving team in France.
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Common questions on this route
The distance between Bangkok and Paris is about 9,450 km, so the flight itself takes about 11 h 35 min – 12 h 35 min for the usual aircraft class (Long-range jet class). This is an indication: the real time depends on the aircraft, the route, the winds and any technical stop, and it does not include medical preparation, ground transfers and authorizations. We give an estimate once we have reviewed the file.
We can operate from the main international airport of Bangkok (BKK) and to any French airport suited to the aircraft, such as Paris, Lyon, Marseille or Toulouse, or an airport close to the receiving hospital. A ground ambulance can cover the legs to and from the airports, on request.
Yes, depending on the patient's condition. Our coordinating physician speaks with the treating team to define the level of care needed, then we coordinate an aircraft and a medical team suited to the case. The decision to transport is always medical.
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