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The Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) brings pioneering pre-hospital care to the scene, rescuing hundreds of severely injured or ill patients every year. We are not NHS-funded.

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2,216

Call-outs in 2023/24

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£23,200

Daily operating cost

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£8.5m

Annual cost of the service

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During this challenging time for the charity, support for our life-saving service is as crucial as ever. With your support, we fly on.


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Shining a light on March’s fundraising heroes

Having a Knit and Knatter Our lovely volunteer Emma and her GNAAS-obsessed grandson, George, went along to a Knit and Knatter fundraiser in Scremerston earlier this month. The pair were welcomed with open arms by the group, who had plenty of goodies on offer – it’s fair to say Emma and George were well-fed and … Continued

Wife of cardiac arrest survivor thanks people for saving his life

Tracey Snell, 48, from Scremerston, Berwick-upon-Tweed, had travelled to Cocklawburn Beach with her husband Brian Snell, 67, who is affectionately known as ‘Bounce’. She was planning to walk their dog Teddy, while her husband collected and chopped up firewood which had swept up on the beach. Tracey said: “We chucked a chainsaw in the car, … Continued

The importance of our flight helmets

We had a chat with pilot JJ about the importance of this headwear. What are the impact and penetration risks to the head that are faced by the team? When we are going in and out of landing sites or flying around at the levels that we do, there is a chance that we could … Continued

Shining a light on March’s fundraising heroes

Having a Knit and Knatter Our lovely volunteer Emma and her GNAAS-obsessed grandson, George, went along to a Knit and Knatter fundraiser in Scremerston earlier this month. The pair were welcomed with open arms by the group, who had plenty of goodies on offer – it’s fair to say Emma and George were well-fed and … Continued

Wife of cardiac arrest survivor thanks people for saving his life

Tracey Snell, 48, from Scremerston, Berwick-upon-Tweed, had travelled to Cocklawburn Beach with her husband Brian Snell, 67, who is affectionately known as ‘Bounce’. She was planning to walk their dog Teddy, while her husband collected and chopped up firewood which had swept up on the beach. Tracey said: “We chucked a chainsaw in the car, … Continued

The importance of our flight helmets

We had a chat with pilot JJ about the importance of this headwear. What are the impact and penetration risks to the head that are faced by the team? When we are going in and out of landing sites or flying around at the levels that we do, there is a chance that we could … Continued

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