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Wed, Oct 03, 2018

Bell Delivers Three Bell 429s To Mercy Flight

Medical Transport Company Now One Of The Largest Bell 429 Helicopter Emergency Service (HEMS) Operators In North America

Bell Helicopter has delivered three Bell 429s to Mercy Flight Inc.

“The Bell 429 delivers exceptional speed and aircraft readiness when minutes matter,” said Jay Ortiz, vice president, Commercial Business, Americas. “Bell is incredibly proud to provide aircraft to support the men and women of Mercy Flight who dedicate their lives to serving others, and we look forward to working together for many years.”

Mercy Flight remains one of the few nonprofit providers of air and ground medical transport services. Established in 1981, Mercy Flight has safely completed more than 27,000 patient missions during the last 36 years. Providing around-the-clock care servicing all of Western New York, Northwestern Pennsylvania and beyond.

“The Bell 429 is an incredible platform, and we are proud to add three additional aircraft to our current fleet as we strive to continue our mission of saving lives and improving outcomes for many more years to come,” said Doug Baker, president, Mercy Flight. “The core of our business is crew and patient safety, and the Bell 429 has proven performance and reliability in demanding situations.”

There are currently more than 190 Bell helicopters performing HEMS operations around the world.

(Image provided with Bell Helicopter news release)

FMI: www.bellhelicopter.com

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