Life Flight Network,the US’ largest not for profit air medical programme has placed an order for three Bell 407GXis the new aircraft will join the operator’s 35 strong Bell fleet. Operating a combined helicopter and fixed-wing fleet of around 60 aircraft throughout the Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West, and Hawaii, the operator provides 24/7 ICU-level care and support to hospitals, emergency responders, police, EMS and fire departments.
“For nearly five decades, Life Flight Network has provided air medical care and transport throughout the western states, and Bell is honoured to take part in supporting their lifesaving operations,” said Lane Evans, managing director, Bell speaking about the order. “These new Bell 407GXis highlight the reliability and capability our products provide to supporting lifesaving operations when minutes matter the most.”
“At Life Flight Network, every aircraft decision comes down to one thing: our ability to reach patients faster and deliver the best possible care”, added Ben Clayton, CEO of Life Flight Network. “These three Bell 407GXis bring proven reliability and exceptional performance to our fleet, and we’re proud to expand our longstanding relationship with Bell in support of that mission.”
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“For nearly five decades, Life Flight Network has provided air medical care and transport throughout the western states, and Bell is honored to take part in supporting their lifesaving operations,” said Lane Evans, managing director, Bell. “These new Bell 407GXis highlight the reliability and capability our products provide to supporting lifesaving operations when minutes matter the most.”
Operating a combined helicopter and fixed-wing fleet of roughly 60 aircraft throughout the Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West, and Hawaii, Life Flight Network provides 24/7 ICU-level care and support to hospitals, emergency responders, police, EMS and fire departments.
“At Life Flight Network, every aircraft decision comes down to one thing: our ability to reach patients faster and deliver the best possible care”, said Ben Clayton, CEO of Life Flight Network. “These three Bell 407GXis bring proven reliability and exceptional performance to our fleet, and we’re proud to expand our longstanding relationship with Bell in support of that mission.”
