Boston MedFlight Relocates New Hampshire Rotor-Wing Operations From Pease To Manchester

MANCHESTER, NH — Boston MedFlight, a nonprofit critical care transport organization, announced its southern New Hampshire rotor-wing transport operations will transition to a new permanent base at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT).

The move is set to begin in March.

Boston MedFlight was recognized as the 2025 Association of Air Medical Services Air Medical Program of the Year.

The new Manchester base will replace the organization’s previous operation in Portsmouth. The Portsmouth base had been transporting patients since March 2025. The transition establishes Manchester as Boston MedFlight’s primary base for southern New Hampshire. The relocation is intended to support the organization's operational readiness and response time. Boston MedFlight transports more than 800 patients from the region each year. The new base aims to enhance these services.

New Hampshire EMS agencies with questions about the transition or general operations can contact ManchesterCommunityRelations@bostonmedflight.org. Agencies interested in establishing coordination ahead of the March transition date are also encouraged to contact this email address.