Base Open Days

Have you ever wondered what happens inside an air ambulance helicopter base?

We invite you to explore the world of helicopter emergency medical services at our Norwich base. Join a guided tour to uncover surprising facts about our 24/7 life-saving charity and discover how every second counts when it comes reaching the most seriously injured and unwell people in our region.

Open day tour infront of helicopter

Upcoming open days

SATURDAY 7 & SUNDAY 8 MARCH 2026

Bookings for our next base open day will open in January 2026.

  • Booking is essential and spaces are limited!
  • Bookings can only be made online. We cannot accept bookings over the phone or via email.
  • Ticket bookings are restricted to a maximum of four per person. This measure has been implemented to help mitigate the high number of no-shows experienced in previous years.
  • If you are no longer able to attend your session, please contact us to cancel on info@eaaa.org.uk so that we can offer your place to someone else to enjoy.
  • Est. tour duration: 90 minutes

 

Did you know?

 

On average every day in the East of England, eight people require the urgent medical care that can only be provided in the pre-hospital environment by EAAA’s critical care team consisting of specialist doctors and critical care paramedics. In these most extreme scenarios, the speed at which advanced care reaches the patient can be the difference between life and death.

EAAA Crew at night

Highlights of an EAAA open day

 

  • Go behind the scenes: Explore the hangar where our helicopter lives, peek into the crew’s rest facilities and delve into our interactive training room.
  • Become a life-saver: Learn the vital skill of CPR in a FREE taster session!
  • Witness our service in action: Our crews are on standby 24/7, ready to respond to life-threatening emergencies at a moment’s notice. While some areas will be restricted due to operations, we will make every effort for you to see the helicopter, tasking dependant.
CPR at base open day

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