• July 1st, AirLife starts service
• Holly Pederson, RN is first Chief Flight Nurse
• Frank Purdie, MD, is the first Medical Director
• First flight patient is a 10-month-old with burns (flight team of Pam Tolson, RN and Rick Weber, EMT-P)
• First helicopter is a Bell 206 L1, painted white and blue
• Flew 133 missions in our first year of service

• The 1,000th flight occurs for a 1-year-old drowning victim that was resuscitated and made a full recovery (flight team of Mary Mack, RN and Cindy Engle, EMT-P) 

• AirLife performs 303 flights

• AirLife upgrades to a Bell 206 LongRanger III, painted white and blue, which later in the year gets a new paint scheme of maroon and silver
• Lyn Maier, RN becomes Chief Flight Nurse
• 410 flights are performed; 59 percent scene calls, 41 percent inter-facility transfers
• Total of over 1,700 patient transports completed

• Dr. Tim Hutchison becomes AirLife's Medical Director

• AirLife celebrates 10 years of service
• More than 3,200 transports completed

• AirLife obtains CAMTS accreditation; one of only 36 programs nationwide to receive this distinction
• Receives the Air Medical Safety Award for 5,000 consecutive accident free EMS missions

• AirLife upgrades to a Bell 407 helicopter, painted red, white, and blue

• AirLife does our first Intra Aortic Balloon Pump transport  (Jamie Miskol, RN, Bob Walter, EMT-P, and Carl Tafoya, Pilot)

• AirLife celebrates 20 years of service
• 10,000th flight celebrated (Kerry Evens, RN, Chip Brownlee, and John Bandy, Pilot)

• Receives the Air Medical Safety Award for 10,000 consecutive accident free EMS helicopter missions

• AirLife performs over 700 flights per year in a single Bell 407
• AirLife has flown more than 1.5 million miles since 1982  
• Terry York has remained the lead mechanic since 1982

2007

• AirLife celebrates its 25th year with over 15,000 incident free flights

2008

• On February 1, AirLife of Greeley becomes North Colorado Med Evac
• A new partnership with Med-Trans Corporation is formed