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Airbus H160 Gains Momentum as a Next-Generation Option for Air Ambulance Services

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Discover how the Airbus H160 is emerging as a leading choice in the air ambulance sector, offering advanced safety features, a spacious cabin, and modern certification that support next-generation emergency medical services.

Sacramento Nurse Dies After Medical Helicopter Crash on Highway 50

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A veteran flight nurse, Suzie Smith, is remembered for her lifelong service and compassion after dying from injuries in the Sacramento air ambulance crash.

Medical Air Transport Helicopter Crashes in Perry County Pennsylvania

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The Federal Aviation Administration has released a preliminary report for a helicopter crash that occurred on Saturday, July 1 in Perry County, Missouri. According...

Medical Air Services and Satellite Weather Simulation

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The new safety regulations that were put into place by the FAA have made it mandatory to install weather monitoring equipment onboard. For large...

Air Methods Medical Flight Services fined $1.5 Million

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It was only a few years back in 2011 that an Air Methods medical flight crashed killing 4 people onboard. The same medical flight...

Will Air Ambulance Drones Soon be a Reality?

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The drone industry worldwide has been fast turning into a multimillion dollar industry, even as the US has struggled to catch up with the...

Air Ambulance Transport Company, Air Methods Corp, in Trouble with Authorities Again

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It was mid 2014 when Air Methods Corporation, a well-known air ambulance transport company was in trouble with the FAA. The regulatory authority had...

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