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Pilatus Delivers Two PC-24s to New South Wales Air Ambulance

May 30, 2023

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Key Takeaways

Pilatus has delivered two PC-24s to New South Wales Air Ambulance.
The aircraft will be used for aeromedical operations.
The PC-24s will increase NSWAA's operational capabilities.
The aircraft were specially modified with a customised aeromedical interior.

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Strategic Implications

This delivery may indicate Pilatus' ability to adapt its products to meet the specific needs of aeromedical operators. The PC-24's capabilities, such as its large dedicated patient door and increased cabin volume, may suggest a focus on enhancing patient care and comfort. The partnership with NSWAA may also indicate a commitment to supporting the needs of emergency services in Australia.

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What Happened

Pilatus PC-24s to Enhance Aeromedical Capabilities in Australia

Pilatus has delivered two PC-24s to New South Wales Air Ambulance (NSWAA) for aeromedical operations. The aircraft were specially modified with a customised aeromedical interior and will increase NSWAA’s operational capabilities. NSWAA has a long history of using Pilatus aircraft, dating back to 1967. The new PC-24s will lead in the jet age for aeromedical operations within NSWAA. The aircraft were delivered by Total Aeronautical Solutions (TAS) in Australia. This article was first reported by Pilatus.

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