Med-Trans Corp. has new headquarters. The air medical provider has moved to a new building at the Denton Enterprise Airport in Texas with more office, classroom and hangar space.
With 24,000 square feet of office and classroom space and 7,500 square feet of hangar accommodations, the new facility becomes Med-Trans’ principal base of operations. This includes the company’s operational control, maintenance control and communications centers. The facility also houses flight operations and maintenance training capabilities along with human patient simulation laboratories for clinical crew training. More than 70 Med-Trans leadership and staff personnel have moved into the new building from facilities in Lewisville, Texas. That space was shared with parent company Air Medical Group Holdings, which is now expanding into the space vacated by Med-Trans.
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