ÖAMTC flight rescue: revolutionary helicopter technology for lifesavers!

ÖAMTC flight rescue: revolutionary helicopter technology for lifesavers!

At the international trade fair in Dallas, Texas, a pioneering agreement between the ÖAMTC flight rescue and the ADAC air rescue was signed. At this event there was the purchase of five new helicopters of the H140 model series, which are to be used in both Austria and Germany. "This step is a milestone in our collaboration," explained Marco Trefanitz, CEO of the ÖAMTC flight rescue. Thanks to the uniform configuration of the cockpits and cabin layouts, the two organizations can now work more effectively together, which is of great importance for patient care, as also emphasized Klaus Schwarzenberger, COO of the ÖAMTC flight rescue. The commission of the new helicopter is planned for 2028.

technological innovation and international cooperation

The ÖAMTC flight rescue not only selected the new models as one of the first organizations, but was also actively involved in their development. The focus of the new helicopters, which are designed to transport complex emergency patients over long distances, are the focus of the new helicopters. With this development, the role of ÖAMTC flight rescue is strengthened as a leading flight rescue organization in Europe.

In addition, the ADAC air rescue plans to become the first organization worldwide, which tests multicopter -pregnant aircraft, so -called volocities, for the transport of emergency doctors. This is done in cooperation with Volocopter, a pioneer in urban air mobility. Florian Reuter, CEO of Volocopter, was optimistic about the partnership: "The reservation of our first two volocitys is a clear sign of trust in our technology." This innovation is intended to help to bring emergency doctors even faster to the deployment sites and thus enables faster medical care in emergencies, such as ADAC Air Settlement reported.

The commitment of the ÖAMTC flight rescue and the ADAC air rescue for the latest technology will strengthen

. "We are proud that we were able to bring our decades of experience into the development of this modern helicopter," concluded Trefanitz. You can find more information in the Article on 5min .