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First Minutes Matter
Get a free, behind-the-scenes experience of LifeFlight and what it takes to run an aeromedical service in the Maranoa Region. Visit the attraction’s interactive exhibits, learn community safety tips, and discover more about the aviation industry.
Discover what our aeromedical service can do across the Maranoa region through interactive exhibits and listening to the rich history of LifeFlight.
Find out how the LifeFlight crew are tasked on a mission and see some of the actual equipment used in rescues.
Learn about the AW139 helicopter including how fast it can fly, what type of engine it has, and how much it costs to fit it out like a flying intensive care unit.
Get involved in the LifeFlight community, and learn tips on how you can help in an emergency situation when those First Minutes Matter most.
Enjoy a family-friendly adventure through the Roma Visitor Experience that lets you experience interactive exhibits.
Discover the history of LifeFlight and how the aeromedical service reaches an area as vast as the Maranoa Region.
At the Visitor Experience, learn about our free First Minutes Matter trauma training program, which teaches you practical skills for time-critical medical situations while professional help is on the way. Patient outcomes are dramatically improved by actions taken in the first minutes after a trauma incident before emergency crews arrive. What you’ll learn in either the online course or an in-person workshop in your region could save a life or improve patient outcomes.
The Lee Family and Australian Country Choice LifeFlight Centre
25 Hangar Drive
Roma QLD 4455
Free entry for all ages
Parking On-site, free and accessible
There is no entry fee for the LifeFlight Roma Visitor Experience!
As the LifeFlight crew and helicopter could be tasked on a mission to save lives at any time, we can’t guarantee that you will get to see the helicopter through the viewing window.
Currently, the Roma Visitor Experience is a self-guided tour where you can take your time to journey through the history and story of LifeFlight at your own pace.
In the Visitor Experience there is a meeting boardroom that houses the rescue equipment display. Please note, the doors to this room will on occasion be closed for private meetings. We apologise in advance if this exhibit can’t be viewed on the day of your visit.
We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Traditional Custodians of the land on which we serve and fly, and pay respect to their Elders past, present and future.
