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Aircraft data

Lear 35 A ambulance jet

Ambulance flights night and day, short and long-range missions, inter-hospital transfers of intensive care patients, repatriation of critically ill and injured patients.

PERFORMANCE

Manufacturer: Gates Learjet / Bombardier, Wichita, USA
Engines: Garret (Allied Signal / Honeywell)
Max. power per engine: 1,600 kg thrust (15.6 kN – 3500 lb)
Max. cruising speed: 850 km/h (460 kts/h)
Max. cruise altitude:: Approx. 13,000 m NN (42,650 ft)
Range: Approx. 3,600 km (1,944 NM)
Max. fuel load: 3,500 liters (925 US gal)
Max. take-off weight: 8,300 kg (18,300 lb)
Min. runway length required:: Min. 1,400 m, dependent on load, altitude, temperature
Dimensions: Length: 14,80 m (48ft 8in)
Height: 3,73 m (12ft 3in)
Wingspan: 12,03 m (39ft 6in)
Crew: Two pilots, emergency physician and paramedic

EQUIPMENT

Mobile Equipment: Emergency bag, pediatric emergency bag, suction unit
Artificial ventilation: Emergency and Intensive care respirator
Circulation: Defibrillator, infusion pump, syringe pump, pace maker
Trauma management: Scoop stretcher, vacuum mattress, stationary suction pump, syringe pumps
Diagnostics: 12-channels-ECG, blood pressure (invasive/non invasive), pulse oximetry, capnometry, temperature, laboratory, sonography
Liquid gas supply: Oxygen 6,000 liters (1,585 US gal), mobile 1,400 litres (369.6 US gal), unlimited pressurized air
Options: Incubator, double stretcher version (complete additional system)
Storage: vacuum matress, loading ramp

Employees inform

"Saving life without borders – for our patients we’re on duty all over the world." Udo Kordeuter, pilot ambulance aircraft

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