Pilatus partners with Australia's Royal Flying Doctor Service
PUBLISHED: 12:19 01 February 2019 | UPDATED: 14:20 07 February 2019
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Pilatus has delivered the first PC-24 Super Versatile Jet equipped with a medevac interior to the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia
The medevac fit, developed by Aerolite AG, has beds for three patients, seats for medical personnel, and a bespoke electric stretcher loading device−a first in this class of aircraft thanks to the PC-24’s large cargo door, which comes as a standard fit.
Individual oxygen, vacuum and power systems ensure multi-parameter patient monitoring and support, while further security is provided in the form of a second and separate power system for the cabin, and dedicated communication systems for the medical crew.
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