Alpha Airlines · In evaluation
Normally a plane is for cargo or for passengers. Alpha Airlines will do it all, patients included.
Pilatus PC-24 · Illustration in planned livery
00 · The cabin
Lift the roof off a PC-24 and it is an empty room with a wide door.
A stretcher in the middle of the cabin, with the medical crew beside it.
Blood, organs and critical medicine travel in the same cabin.
01 · Three services
One airline for what has to be somewhere, and who has to be with it.
Patients, medical crew and everything that travels with them.
The seats come out and the cabin takes freight.
The freight comes out and the seats go back in.
A large freighter takes the same idea further.
02 · The aircraft
16.3 metres. The smallest of the group.
16.9 metres, with a cargo door wide enough for a pallet.
20.7 metres, for the longest flights of the three jets.
Later, and 58.8 metres. Large enough to carry an emergency hospital in modules.
From the smallest jet to the freighter.
Configure · Illustration
Choose an aircraft, then slide modules along the cabin.
Or start from a goal
An illustration of the idea, not an approved cabin layout. A unit shows up only if its size fits the door and the cabin; unit sizes are typical, L × W × H. On the A330 the hospital travels as cargo in 2.44 m high containers and is set up on the ground.
Our vision
To be a leading airline, renowned for exceptional service, an unwavering commitment to safety and the innovative use of technology, while making a positive impact on society.
About usWhere we stand
Alpha Airlines does not operate flights today. The aircraft on this site are the types we are planning around.
Alpha Airlines is in evaluation and does not operate flights. Aircraft images are our own illustrations in a planned livery, not photographs. Cabin layouts are illustrative. Manufacturer and type names identify the aircraft only; no affiliation is implied.
