Lifeflight Australia_acnc Group
Charity reporting is up to date.
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Public Benevolent Institution
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Basic Religious Charity
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Tax deductible (DGR)
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Financial Report Consolidated
Key Information
Charity Status
Charity reporting is up to date.
Charity Size
XL
- Extra Small (<$50k)
- Small ($50k-$250k)
- Medium ($250k-$1m)
- Large ($1m-$10m)
- Very Large ($10m-$100m)
- Extra Large (>$100m)
Revenue $137.9m
Years in Operation
N/A
Operating State(s)
No reported operations
Overseas Operations
Not Operating Overseas
Number of Employees
328
Employees
1
Volunteers
% Revenue from Govt.
36.9%
Revenue from Govt. ($50.8m)
Total Expenses
$129m
93.6% of Revenue
% Revenue from Donations
0.7%
Revenue from Donations ($971.1k)
Grants for Use in Aus.
$0.00
0% of Expenses
Grants for Use Outside Aus.
$0.00
0% of Expenses
% Employee Expenses
43.2%
Employee Expenses ($55.7m)
More Details
Basic Information
Purpose statement
LifeFlight Australia reached new heights this year, with the addition of new state-of-the-art aircraft and innovative facilities. The facilities include the establishment of two new bases in Mt Isa and the Sunshine Coast, and the inauguration of a new hangar in Roma, signifying the extent of LifeFlight s commitment to improving its services and expanding its reach to those who need them. Throughout the year LifeFlight continued to play a vital role in attending to emergencies ranging from cardiac conditions and falls, to motor vehicle accidents and search and rescues. LifeFlight crew, along with the skilled medical professionals aboard other aircraft, extended a helping hand to an incredible 7,349 individuals. This is almost 40 per cent more than the total number of patients assisted in 2016-17. Behind the scenes, LifeFlight engineers performed more than 41,000 hours of fleet maintenance to keep crews in the air and jet air ambulance teams retrieved 473 people, flying missions up to 35 hours at a time. Overall, since the organisation's first airlift in 1979, more than 81,000 patients have been helped through the delivery of LifeFlight's purpose - to save lives and support the people in Queensland during their time of need. This purpose is at the core of everything we do and continue to do.
2023 Financial Data
This charity reports as a group for financial purposes, for contact information and address, please visit the individual group member pages from the links below.
2023 Revenue Breakdown
Total Revenue $137,887,141$137.9m
2023 Expenses Breakdown
Total Expenses $129,028,410$129m
Total Gross Income (incl. $0.00$0 of other income e.g. gains): $137,887,141$137.9m
LifeFlight Australia_ACNC Group have a net surplus of $8,858,731$8.9m
2023 Assets Breakdown
Total Assets $192,326,432 $192.3m
2023 Liabilities Breakdown
Total Liabilities $152,708,246$152.7m
LifeFlight Australia_ACNC Group have net assets of $39,618,186$39.6m
2023 People
Staff Costs
$55.7m
40.4% of Annual Revenue
Full Time Equivalent Employees
328
Average Expense per Employee
$169.4k
Full Time Employees
283
62% of Employees
Part Time Employees
136
30% of Employees
Casual Employees
40
9% of Employees
This organisation is supported by 1 volunteers.
| Charity Name | Group Name | ABN |
|---|---|---|
Mediflite Limited |
Lifeflight Australia_acnc Group |
34010104560 |
Lifeflight Australia Limited |
Lifeflight Australia_acnc Group |
45010316462 |
Lifeflight Retrieval Medicine Limited |
Lifeflight Australia_acnc Group |
83101511719 |
Aeromed Qld Pty Ltd |
Lifeflight Australia_acnc Group |
32144010597 |
Lifeflight Commercial Limited |
Lifeflight Australia_acnc Group |
91627081930 |
