Platform in active development
Development Updates
An honest build log for AAMELF. We're developing the platform ahead of AAM medevac certification — every update below reflects real capabilities we've built, with verifiable data and integrations added in time as they become available.
Latest Milestones
AnnouncementAugust 2026
AAMELF platform launches: dispatch and medical-logistics platform is now live
The AAMELF platform is officially live. Emergency air-medical dispatch, unified launch authorization, clinical triage, and cold-chain custody tracking are now available in one operating platform — built ahead of AAM medevac certification so it is ready the moment the industry is.
Development UpdateJuly 2026
Unified Launch Authorization gate goes live in the platform
A single go/no-go decision now fuses clinical triage, FRAT operational risk, crew flight-time/duty legality, and cold-chain custody. A missing clearance reads as NO-GO — never a silent pass — and any override is recorded to an immutable audit ledger.
Development UpdateJuly 2026
Pre-flight clinical triage and acuity engine added
Scene information is scored into a transparent, auditable acuity picture using the CDC/ACS national field-triage framework, with capability-matched destination ranking. Every contributing finding is shown — no black box.
More Updates
Development UpdateJuly 2026
Integration-ready inbound data pipeline built (activates when connected)
A pluggable pipeline with a RapidSOS / 911-CAD adapter is standing by to turn emergency data into missions with a pre-seeded triage. Each source stays inactive until an agency supplies credentials and switches it on — nothing runs, and no data is fabricated, before it is connected.
Development UpdateJuly 2026
Cold-chain custody tracking for medical cargo
Temperature-sensitive payloads and organ transport carry a chain-of-custody record that feeds directly into the launch-authorization decision, so payload integrity is verified before a mission can launch.
Program StatusJuly 2026
Where AAMELF is today: building ahead of AAM medevac certification
AAM aircraft are not yet certified for medevac deployment. AAMELF is being built now so the operating platform is ready the moment the industry is — with honest, verifiable data and real integrations added in time as they become available, never simulated.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about AAMELF’s launch status, what is live today, and how we report progress honestly.
- Is the AAMELF platform live?
- Yes. As of August 2026 the AAMELF platform is live, with emergency air-medical dispatch, unified launch authorization, clinical triage, and cold-chain custody tracking available in one operating platform. It was built ahead of AAM medevac certification so it is ready the moment the industry is.
- Can AAM aircraft fly patient medevac missions today?
- Not yet. Advanced Air Mobility aircraft are not currently certified for medevac deployment. AAMELF is deliberately being built now so the dispatch and logistics platform is proven and ready when certification arrives, rather than starting from scratch afterward.
- Are the news updates real capabilities or announcements of partnerships and metrics?
- Every update on this page is a real platform development milestone — actual capabilities that have been built. AAMELF does not claim partnerships, mission counts, approvals, or performance metrics before they exist. Integrations and verifiable data are added in time as they become available, never simulated.
- What does the integration-ready inbound pipeline mean?
- AAMELF ships a pluggable inbound pipeline with a RapidSOS / 911-CAD adapter that can turn emergency data into missions with pre-seeded triage. Each source stays inactive until an agency supplies credentials and switches it on — nothing runs and no data is fabricated before it is connected.
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