Charter & Fractional
Life Flight Network Moving Fixed-wing Ops to Renton
Helicopter services will still be available at the Port Angeles facility
Life Flight Pilatus PC-12 airplane
© Life Flight Network

Early next year, Life Flight Network will relocate its fixed-wing fleet to Renton, Washington, from Port Angeles. “The move is intended to increase availability for the communities they serve, enhance patient care, and optimize operational efficiencies,” according to the aeromedical operator, which is owned by “a consortium of Legacy Health, Oregon Health and Science University, Providence Health and Services, and Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center.”

Life Flight will continue providing helicopter services at Port Angeles. At Renton Municipal Airport, Life Flight is building new offices where it will relocate pilots, mechanics, and clinicians, although it plans to hire additional personnel in Renton.