What is a Class D fixed line helicopter rescue?
The Class D fixed line dangles rescuers up to 300 feet, allowing them to manage heavy loads on technical terrain
Source: squamishchief.com
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The Class D fixed line dangles rescuers up to 300 feet, allowing them to manage heavy loads on technical terrain
The Class D fixed line dangles rescuers up to 300 feet, allowing them to manage heavy loads on technical terrain
Portable equipment ‘brings ICU to the mountain’
While summer weather may be drawing hikers to local mountains, B.C. rescue crews are warning many trails and backcountry areas still have significant amounts of snow.
Ground and air teams were responding and included an ER physician, hoist techs, and Level 2 avalanche forecaster.