Global Medical Response (GMR) has placed an order for an undisclosed number of IFR capable 407GXis Bell announced at the Air Medical Transport Conference (AMTC) yesterday. The new aircraft are targeted to ‘support GMR’s helicopter air ambulance fleet, GMR is the largest HEMS operator in the US with a fleet which includes over 170 Bell Helicopters.
“GMR is recognised around the world for delivering high-quality, time-sensitive emergency medical services, and we are honoured that they continue to place their trust in Bell,” said Danny Maldonado, president and CEO, Bell speaking about the order. “The 407GXi’s combination of reliability, speed, and efficiency makes it an ideal platform for air medical operators. We are proud to support GMR’s life-saving missions and the crews who rely on Bell aircraft every day.”
“Every minute matters when a patient needs critical care,” added GMR President and Chief Operating Officer Ted Van Horne. “The Bell 407GXi strengthens our ability to deliver advanced critical care when and where patients need it most. Its proven reliability, modern avionics, and IFR capability enhance operational safety, improve mission reliability, and expand patient access during forecasted or unforeseen weather conditions. By increasing our IFR-capable fleet, we are extending our ability to reach more patients, serve more communities, and provide dependable access to lifesaving care when weather or distance might otherwise limit our response. This investment reflects our continued commitment to safety, clinical excellence, and operational readiness.”
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