Halo Flight CEO says Alice base has flown more than 300 patients; new aircraft and South Texas base planned
September 12, 2026 | Jim Wells County, Texas
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Travis Patterson, CEO of Halo Flight, updated the Jim Wells County Commissioner's Court on the air‑ambulance service and thanked the county for its support. "I'm Travis Patterson. I'm the CEO of Halo Flight," he said, and noted the Alice base has been busy this year.
Patterson said the service has "flown more than 300 patients out of, this facility here with our aircraft that's right here in Alice." He told commissioners Halo Flight will mark its 40th anniversary next year, has a new aircraft arriving and is opening a new base in South Texas. He offered to answer questions and thanked the court for local support.
Patterson said the service has "flown more than 300 patients out of, this facility here with our aircraft that's right here in Alice." He told commissioners Halo Flight will mark its 40th anniversary next year, has a new aircraft arriving and is opening a new base in South Texas. He offered to answer questions and thanked the court for local support.
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