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Global Medical Response Buys 15 Bell 407GXis With IFR

Brings Total Bell Fleet To 250 Bell Helicopters

Bell Textron announced that it has received a signed purchase agreement from Global Medical Response for the sale of fifteen Bell 407 GXi helicopters equipped with IFR configuration kits plus an option for nine additional aircraft.

Global Medical Response operates out of 387 bases across all 50 U.S. states and internationally, providing life-saving patient care as the largest end-to-end provider of acute out-of-hospital medical care.

Global Medical Care’s air entities support emergent and non-emergent operations including emergency disaster response and critical care transport.

Danny Maldonado, Chief Commercial Officer for Bell said, “Bell is proud to continue our relationship with Global Medical Response, one of the largest air medical service operators in the world. We are thrilled with our customer’s decision to expand its fleet with the Bell 407GXi platform.

When it comes to our air medical operators getting to their patients, we recognize that minutes matter. With the Bell 407GXi, operators benefit from its advanced capabilities and reliability that gets them quickly to where it matters most.”

Daniel Sweeza, National President of Air Operations for Global Medical Response explained, “At Global Medical Response, we recognize the vital role air ambulances play in providing timely, life-saving care across a diverse landscape. Expanding our fleet allows us to further bridge the gap of access to healthcare. With this expansion, we are reinforcing our commitment to being there when every second counts, ensuring that patients have rapid access to advanced critical care, no matter where they are.”

FMI:  www.globalmedicalresponse.com/

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