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SAS and Norway Renew Medevac Agreement Through 2027

Scandinavian Carrier Extends Humanitarian Mission Amid Ongoing Ukraine Conflict

Scandinavian Airlines and the Norwegian Armed Forces have extended their Medevac agreement, ensuring a specially configured Boeing 737 remains on standby for medical evacuation missions related to the war in Ukraine. The aircraft, featuring 18 hospital beds and 39 seats, has transported over 3,500 patients since February 2022. The operation, conducted under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism, represents a significant example of civil-military cooperation. According to AeroTime, the agreement has been formalized with the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency and is set to continue through 2027.

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    Source: AeroTime (RSS) JAN Tracker: SRCE-2026-1774620090139-3543
    URL: https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/sas-norway-medevac-ukraine-2027
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    Home Categories DEFENSE & SECURITY

    SAS and Norway Renew Medevac Agreement Through 2027

    Scandinavian Carrier Extends Humanitarian Mission Amid Ongoing Ukraine Conflict

    Scandinavian Airlines and the Norwegian Armed Forces have extended their Medevac agreement, ensuring a specially configured Boeing 737 remains on standby for medical evacuation missions related to the war in Ukraine. The aircraft, featuring 18 hospital beds and 39 seats, has transported over 3,500 patients since February 2022. The operation, conducted under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism, represents a significant example of civil-military cooperation. According to AeroTime, the agreement has been formalized with the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency and is set to continue through 2027.

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      Source: AeroTime (RSS) JAN Tracker: SRCE-2026-1774620090139-3543
      URL: https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/sas-norway-medevac-ukraine-2027
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