The Federal "No Surprises Act" is a License To Steal from Air Ambulance Helicopter Operators
The federal "No Surprises Act" places the air ambulance industry in financial peril, according to the Association of Air Medical Services.
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The federal "No Surprises Act" places the air ambulance industry in financial peril, according to the Association of Air Medical Services.
Native Air has opened a new base in Show Low, Arizona, to provide comprehensive air medical service to the White Mountains of Northeast Arizona.
● The agreement represents a multimillion-dollar purchase, one of the largest civilian unmanned aerial vehicle purchases in the U.S. market to date● In a multi-year strategic partnership, Spright will assist Dufour Aerospace with testing, certification and production services and becomes the exclusive Aero2 service, maintenance, and training partner for third parties in North America● The…
Spright, the drone division of Air Methods, agreed to buy as many as 140 Aero2 unmanned aircraft from Swiss eVTOL maker Dufour Aerospace.
Spright, the drone division of helicopter emergency medical services group Air Methods, announced that it will purchase up to 140 of Dufour Aerospace’s Aero2 eVOTL drones. The partnership will provide Spright with 40 drones initially, with the option to add 100 more over several years, according to today’s release. Spright plans to use the drones