Enterprise Rescue Unveils Newly Branded Air Medical Ambulance
Custom-Painted Aircraft to Join Existing Air Medical Fleet in South Alabama
ENTERPRISE, Ala. (Aug. 20, 2025) — Enterprise Rescue has unveiled a personal touch to its existing air medical ambulance fleet with a custom-painted helicopter, very similar to the look of the company’s ground ambulance fleet.
The custom paint job will drive further brand recognition and awareness for the Enterprise Rescue name across South Alabama, as the company continues growth at a rapid pace. The new look is thanks in large part to PHI Air Medical, ERI’s air medical partner since the two joined forces back in 2022.
The current fleet of aircraft – Air 1 in Enterprise, Air 2 in Andalusia, and Air 3 in Monroe County – have become recognizable as the bright yellow and black helicopters across South Alabama, often referred to as the ‘bumblebees.’ This aircraft – N429PH – will be transferred to Monroe County in the coming weeks, where it will continue serving residents of Southwest Alabama, an area ERI began serving back in July.
“This is something we’ve been wanting for a while now at Enterprise Rescue,” said Arnold Woodham, Chief Operations Officer, ERI. “We’re thankful for our continued partnership with Sam Marshall and everyone at PHI for giving us the green light to get our own, branded bird, as we believe it will make a huge difference for our company with a recognizable look now flying across the skies of our state.”
A company local to Enterprise – Arista Aviation / United Aero Group – completed the paint work on the aircraft.
ERI is fresh off opening its two newest bases, both located in Monroe County, with coverage now spanning from its original roots in Coffee County to Monroe County, with areas in between.
Coffee County
- Ground Bases: Enterprise, Elba
- Air Base: Enterprise
Covington County
- Air Base: Andalusia
- Wheelchair Van Operations
Monroe County
- Ground Base: Monroeville
- Air Base: Monroeville
About Enterprise Rescue, Inc.
Enterprise Rescue is an employee-owned, non-profit ambulance service operating 24/7. What started out as a volunteer service back in 1963 transitioned from what was then Enterprise Rescue Squad to now Enterprise Rescue, Inc., as of 1997. With just seven original community members operating out of a 1958 Pontiac Hearse, ERI has now blossomed into a leading ambulance service with more than 200 employees, with coverage spanning from its original roots in Coffee County, to operations now in Covington and Monroe Counties.
