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Extra aircraft on medical standby

Wednesday, 28 June 2006

Medic'Air International medical teams operated two extra dedicated air ambulance aircaft from Paris Le Bourget Airport during June - a Super King Air 350 and a Learjet 55. The ICU-equipped, aircraft were on two-hour standby for any medical evacuation. The aircraft reinforced the permanent fleet of a Super King Air 200, Falcon 10, Learjet 45 and Falcon 50.

Medic'air International medical teams operated two extra dedicated air ambulance aircaft from Paris Le Bourget Airport during June - a Super King Air 350 and a Learjet 55.

The ICU-equipped, aircraft were on two-hour standby for any medical evacuation.

The aircraft reinforced the permanent fleet of a Super King Air 200, Falcon 10, Learjet 45 and

Falcon 50.

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