Type I box ambulances
Heavy-duty truck-chassis rigs with the largest patient compartments in the fleet — the platform of choice for full flight crews, their patient, and every case of equipment they carry.
About AIT Ambulance
AIT Ambulance runs ground ambulance operations from three New Mexico bases: Albuquerque, Farmington and Alamogordo. In the Albuquerque area, we move air medical flight crews, their patients and organ transplant teams between the aircraft and the bedside. In Farmington and Alamogordo, we provide full ALS interfacility transport for every patient who needs a transfer. We serve the facilities in San Juan and Otero counties and take patients to the right facility anywhere in the Southwest.
One company, three bases, one standard. Our fleet is ready to serve flight crews and interfacility patients alike — roomy enough for a full flight team and their equipment, and fully equipped for paramedic-level care between facilities. Every unit is crewed by EMTs and paramedics and backed by in-house vehicle maintenance and a communication center that answers live around the clock. What each base does day to day depends on the community it serves:
Flight crew transport between the aircraft and the bedside, with a ride back to the plane after handoff. Organ transplant team transport, full ALS interfacility transport, and event stand-bys.
Full ALS interfacility transport for every patient who needs a transfer. We serve the facilities in San Juan County and take patients to the right facility anywhere in the Southwest.
Full ALS interfacility transport for every patient who needs a transfer. We serve the facilities in Otero County and take patients to the right facility anywhere in the Southwest.
Every transport is held to the same standard: excellence in patient care — every mission, every mile.
The fleet
Heavy-duty truck-chassis rigs with the largest patient compartments in the fleet — the platform of choice for full flight crews, their patient, and every case of equipment they carry.
Van-chassis box ambulances that pair the same roomy module with a tighter turning radius — ideal for hospital campuses, airport aprons, and city work.
Wheelchair-accessible vans and medical cars for scheduled, non-emergency transport to clinics, dialysis, and treatment centers across New Mexico.