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| Bell 407 | |
| The Bell 407 is fast becoming one of the most popular EMS helicopters in the nation because of its reliability and unmatched record of safety and performance. It is designed with a new litter system, state-of-the-art communications system, and a custom interior to optimize patient care. A 15 million candlepower Star Burst SX-5 lighting unit ensures safe ingress and egress from nighttime landing zones. The helicopters are generally equipped with the following: oxygen, 110 volt AC inverters, ventilators, pulse oximeter, suction systems, defibrillator, external pacemakers, non-invasive pressure monitors, doppler and various splinting and spinal immobilization devices. The strecher can be replaced with an isolette to transport neonatal or pediatric requiring use of such specialized equipment. Our helicopters receive a daily inspection in addition to the scheduled 50 hour, 100 hour, and annual maintenance inspections. Our professional, licensed helicopter mechanics are responsible for keeping the aircraft ready for flight. |
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| Aircraft Specifications: | Aircraft Dimensions: |
| Max Speed 160 mph Approximate Range (Sea Level) 330 nm Useful Load 2,100 lbs Max Gross Weight 5,250 lbs Fuel Jet A Single Pilot Two or Three Person Medical Crew |
Length 41.8 feet Height 12.5 feet Main Rotor Diameter 35 feet |
| Bell 206L | |
| Aircraft Specifications: | Aircraft Dimensions: |
| Max Speed 127 mph Approximate Range (Sea Level) 320 nm Useful Load 2,402 lbs Max Gross Weight 4,150 lbs Fuel Jet A Single Pilot Two Person Medical Crew |
Length 42.52 feet Height 11.69 feet Main Rotor Diameter 37 feet |
