Midlands Air Ambulance Charity is offering supporters the chance to have their names featured on its newest H145 helicopter.
The final 400 places are available through the High Flyers scheme, which allows individuals to dedicate a name for a minimum donation of £150.
The chosen names will be displayed on the underside of the aircraft, registered G-HMAA.
Emma Wood, associate director of income generation at Midlands Air Ambulance Charity, said: “The response to our High Flyers initiative has been incredible.
“Reaching the point where three of the four chevrons are now full demonstrates the remarkable support we receive from our communities.
“Every name added represents a personal connection to our charity while helping to ensure our crews can continue providing lifesaving care to those who need us most.
“With just 400 spaces remaining, we’re encouraging people to secure their place on the helicopter before this unique tribute is complete.”
The campaign offers a visible and lasting way to support Midlands Air Ambulance Charity’s work across Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, the West Midlands, and Worcestershire.
Names can be dedicated in honour of loved ones, community groups, or even pets.
One supporter, Kate from Gloucester, dedicated a space in memory of her grandparents, Peter and Mary Tanner.
She said: “Just over 25 years ago, the air ambulance was there for my grandad when he needed it most.
“My Nan went on to raise thousands for the charity that was there for them in their hour of need.
“Sadly, she recently passed away, and we raised over £700 in her memory.
“We thought it was beautiful to have her and my grandad’s name appear on the air ambulance whilst it goes on to support others in their time of need.”
To find out more or to secure a place, visit highflyers.midlandsairambulance.com.
