The top choice for safe and reliable jets
The Cessna Citation M2 is a high-speed, pressurized light jet capable of completing rapid transport missions and operating safely in adverse weather conditions.
The CitationJet 525 series has delivered over 2,000 aircraft since 1991, demonstrating strong market stability and widespread operational use.
The aircraft received FAA certification on December 23, 2013, and as of June 2024, 250 units have been delivered worldwide for air medical transport operations.
According to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA), the Citation series, since its first flight in the 1960s, has maintained a strong safety record with no major mechanical safety incidents, and is widely recognized for its reliability and safety.
Aircraft Technical Highlights
Reliable, safe, and trusted.
High cruise speed
Citation M2 has a maximum cruise speed of approximately 700 km/h, delivering jet-level performance for rapid cross-border connections and significantly reducing critical business travel and medical evacuation time.
Excellent range capability
It offers a maximum range of 1,550 nautical miles (approximately 2,870 km), enabling access to nearby countries and regions for air medical evacuation missions and improving transfer efficiency.
Short-field takeoff/landing capability
Takeoff distance is only 3,210 ft, with a landing distance of 2,590 ft, allowing access to most medium and regional airports across Asia while combining medium-to-long range capability with strong operational flexibility.
Pressurized cabin design
At 10,000 ft, it maintains a sea-level cabin pressure equivalent, with a maximum cabin altitude of 7,800 ft at 41,000 ft. This helps prevent patient deterioration caused by oxygen or pressure changes at altitude, ensuring a smoother and more comfortable flight.
All-weather mission capability
Equipped with a full de-icing and anti-icing system, FAA FIKI-certified (Flight Into Known Icing), enabling safe mission operations in adverse weather conditions.
Real-time communications
Satellite phone and two-way text communication systems enable real-time transmission of medical information and patient status, allowing healthcare facilities to prepare in advance.
Air ambulance facilities and medical equipment
- Accommodates 1 stretcher and 3 seatbelted seats for medical crew.
- Integrated oxygen supply, IV mounts, and monitoring systems for in-flight care.
- Spectrum Aeromed ICU stretcher module, STC-certified, quick install/removal, compatible with multiple medical setups.
- Onboard equipment includes defibrillator, mobile ECMO, intra-aortic balloon pump, and intelligent ventilator systems.
Medical staff professional training
Flight-safety–focused medical mission training standards, ensuring both aviation safety and medical protocols are followed for secure patient transport.
Aviation medical training system
Collaborating with international emergency medical organizations and hospitals to develop standardized in-flight medical training for aviation missions.。
Civil aviation–compliant in-flight medical training
All medical crew are trained under civil aviation regulations for in-flight medical missions, ensuring clinical capability in flight.
Cross-institutional medical team
In collaboration with multiple medical and international assistance organizations.
In-cabin simulated medical procedure training
Real-cabin air ambulance training covering stretcher handling, equipment use, monitoring, and emergency response with joint crew simulations for safe operations.
METASTAR SOS – Service Divisions
- Asia-Pacific emergency assistance: first-response intervention and transport assessment for overseas medical emergencies.
- 24/7 medical management: online physician consultation, medical record translation, and fit-to-fly clearanc.
- Subscription-based ICU-in-the-sky membership for frequent travelers and corporate expatriates.
Contact Us
For urgent medical assistance, please contact our 24/7 International Medical Assistance Hotline, where our dedicated team is ready to assist you at any time.
24/7 International Medical Hotline
: (886) 2 7707 0101
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