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An air ambulance from Bengaluru to Delhi is a 1,710 km medical flight. Transfers between Bengaluru and Delhi, for specialist care or to be near family.
1,060 miles, airport to airport (BLR–DEL)
Estimated flying time for a typical medical jet
Usually non-stop for most medical jets.
Indian insurer guides commonly cite about ₹1–5 lakh per flying hour (one major hospital network lists ₹1.6–2 lakh per hour). For about 2 h 40 min in the air, that suggests roughly ₹2.6–13.2 lakh for flying time, before ground ambulances, positioning flights and airport charges. Ask for an all-inclusive quote.
This is a domestic flight within India, so no passport is needed for Indian citizens. Keep the patient's ID, the medical summary and the receiving hospital's acceptance ready, plus details for one attendant if a family member is travelling.
If the patient is stable and can sit upright for take-off and landing, a medical escort on a commercial flight from Bengaluru can cost far less (some domestic airlines in India can also arrange stretcher travel on certain routes; ask in advance). Critical-care and stretcher patients usually need a private air ambulance.
Distances are great-circle between the main airports; times are estimates. General information only, not medical or insurance advice.
Flying time only, at published rates of about ₹1–5 lakh per flying hour. Ground ambulances and positioning are extra.
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About 2 h 40 min of flying for a typical medical jet over 1,710 km, plus ground transfers at both ends. Usually non-stop for most medical jets.
Indian insurer guides commonly cite about ₹1–5 lakh per flying hour (one major hospital network lists ₹1.6–2 lakh per hour). For about 2 h 40 min in the air, that suggests roughly ₹2.6–13.2 lakh for flying time, before ground ambulances, positioning flights and airport charges. Ask for an all-inclusive quote.
If the patient is stable and can sit upright, a medical escort on a commercial flight usually costs far less than a private air ambulance.
Travel insurance with evacuation or repatriation cover often pays when its assistance team arranges the flight. Call them before booking.