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Mon, Nov 28, 2005

Advanced Life Support Stretcher Receives FAA/STC-PMA Approval

Aero Medical Products Mfg., Inc.(formally known as Egan Aviation) received its 327th FAA/STC-PMA approval for their Advanced Life Support Stretcher System. The newest approval is for the Lear 35 and 55.

A stretcher kit number 136-3 is an Advanced Life Support Stretcher System that includes: a 750 watt 115vac or 220vac inverter, 3500 liter oxygen system with a remote fill port, high volume vacuum system, high pressure air compressor, loading ramp, and a base with a sled (stretcher) that are all made of “state of the art” lightweight aircraft material.

The entire system weighs less than 98 pounds.

The basic stretcher kit (part 136-0) is priced at $24,015.65.

FMI: www.medicalaircraft.com

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