What is the name of the helicopter ambulance?

Air ambulance service, sometimes called Aeromedical Evacuation or simply Medevac, is provided by a variety of different sources in different places in the world.

What does er stand for in helicopter er?

Helicopter ER races into action at 170 miles an hour aboard Europe’s most up-to-date medical choppers and their heroic crews. They’re medics who dispense intensive care in mid-air – fighting to save the victims of extreme emergencies and the most critical illnesses.

What does magpas stand for?

MAGPAS

Acronym	Definition
MAGPAS	Mid-Anglia General Practitioner Accident Service (UK)

What are some helicopter names?

US military helicopters

Name	Role	Manufacturer
Lockheed AH-56 Cheyenne	Attack helicopter	Lockheed Corporation
Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk	Utility helicopter	Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation
Sikorsky HH-60 Pave Hawk	Combat Search and Rescue helicopter	Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation
Eurocopter UH-72 Lakota	Utility helicopter	Eurocopter

Where is Helimed 99 based?

Helimed 99 is now based in a newly converted facility at Nostell Priory near Wakefield.

Where is Helimed 98 based?

The second helicopter (Helimed 98, registration G-CEMS) was originally based at Sheffield City Airport but moved in March 2012 to RAF Topcliffe near Thirsk. A spokesman for the charity commented: “What we’re looking to do is provide the very best coverage for the whole of Yorkshire, for the five million population.

What does UESD stand for?

UESD

Acronym	Definition
UESD	Unified Elementary School District

Who owns Orange helicopter?

After Ornge bought helicopters from AgustaWestland for $144 million, AgustaWestland then made a $4.7 million payment to Mazza-controlled ORNGE Global. A later additional payment of $2 million was promised.

What is a red helicopter?

What are red helicopters used for? Although at Devon Air Ambulance we use a red helicopter to deliver urgent critical care to patients on scene, red helicopters can be used for all sorts of different services around the world, often to do with lifesaving, such as coast guards or mountain rescue.