More Mobile Air/Land Option Chosen for Doctor, Paramedic Response Vehicle
A UK-based medevac company has announced a partnership with PAL-V for the use of their Liberty flying car. The Liberty combines aspects of an aircraft with the terrestrial mobility of a traditional automobile, providing the best of both capabilities with access to speedy, ubiquitous road infrastructure. The PAL-V will see use as a fast response vehicle, with paramedics and doctors able to arrive on scene faster and more efficiently to begin treatment sooner than any other method.
Honda’s aircraft arm announced their new Flexible Phased Maintenance Program for HondaJet customers, a program “that aims to optimize maintenance events for increased operational flexibility.” The new program was accepted by the FAA and will become available to HondaJet customers as early as April via the HondaJet dealer network.
Babcock, CQ Rescue, and StarFlight Australia Purchase 6 Aircraft
Leonardo has seen additional popularity for its intermediate twin engine helicopter, the AW139, after selling 6 of the type to 3 prime Australian operators. The customers split up the order, with 2 AW139s going to Babcock for a range of HEMS, search and rescue, and inter-hospital patient transport missions on behalf of an undisclosed client. Babcock’s new aircraft will be delivered in 2024 and will enter service in the latter half of the year once they complete local customization.
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