Englewood – October 15, 2026 -- MediOps has launched MediOps Aviation, a charter service for radiopharmaceutical distribution and organ transplant logistics, and named George J. Priester Aviation (GJP) as its preferred charter partner. GJP provides all flight operations.
MediOps Aviation replaces multi-vendor charter coordination with a single accountable provider
MediOps acts as the healthcare logistics and coordination layer. GJP supplies the aircraft, flight operations and safety infrastructure. The companies say traditional charter arrangements require coordination across multiple vendors. MediOps Aviation instead covers the full chain, from aircraft dispatch through ground delivery.
Proprietary software links air and ground legs of each mission
MediOps' coordination software provides real-time mission visibility, automated logistics orchestration and integration between air and ground operations. The companies say the service is built around speed, reliability and regulatory compliance.
MediOps holds certification as an Indirect Air Carrier with DOT operating authority. It also cites full hazmat compliance and emergency vehicle authorizations. Its cargo includes radiopharmaceuticals, organs, blood products, cell therapies and medical personnel.
GJP brings ARGUS Platinum, Wyvern and Air Charter Safety Foundation credentials
GJP is the parent company of Priester Aviation, Mayo Aviation, Hill Private Aviation, Omni Private Aviation, Maxair and Elite Jets. Its safety accreditations include ARGUS Platinum, Wyvern and Air Charter Safety Foundation certifications. MediOps cites these, along with GJP's fleet, as the basis for the service's safety and reliability.
Brent Moldowan, President and CEO of GJP, said demand for specialized healthcare aviation is growing and that he sees "an enormous opportunity" for GJP's scale and safety record in the segment. Rylan Stone, President of MediOps, said both companies share a commitment to safety, precision and operational excellence.
The companies did not disclose pricing, fleet allocation, launch routes or financial terms.