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- February
2008 -
delivery of the last of 12 Air Ambulance Equipment for
Zivilschutz Helicopter EC 135
See
press release.
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- January
2008 – 1st Air Ambulance Equipment for Icelandic Coast Guard
Icelandic Coast Guard has received a 3-Patient configuration including
oxygen station for helicopter Super Puma.
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- January
2008 – 4th Air Ambulance Equipment EC 135 for SHT Finland
After
the commissioning of three EC 135 EMS Interior for SHT Finland,
AAT once again was successful in Finland. AAT has delivered now
four EC 135 EMS Interiors to SHT, a private HEMS operator based
in Finland.
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December 2007 - 3rd
Air Ambulance Equipment Bell 412 for HELISURESTE Spain
Helisureste in Spain has received the 3rd Air Ambulance Equipment
Bell 412. The equipment can be operated as intensive configuration
for 1 patient and 4 medical crew or two patient configuration
with 2 medical crews
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- November
2007 -
2 Air Ambulance Equipment
EC 135 for ÖAMTC Austria
ÖAMTC
Austria is now operating
30 EC 135 with Air Ambulance Equipment of AAT.
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October 2007 - Medical
Interior for Beech 90
AAT
has furnished a BEECH 90 Air Medical Interior for the Corsica
Operator “Corsavia”
The interior in “Quick Change” configuration incorporates
two basic units with stretcher, one for an intensive patient with
medical carrier and holders for medical devices and the second
for a non intensive patient. A loading system make easier loading
and unloading of the stretcher.
The equipment is certified under EASA.A.S.03231.
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September 2007 -
EMS - MD 900 for
Police Aviation Service, UK
Polive Aviation Service, UK, has received EMS Interior for MD
900, which is successfully in operation in Yorkshire.
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July 2007 - EC 135 VIP for ROMANIA
Eurocopter
Romania has received a VIP interior for EC 135, which includes
a VIP cabinet, VIP seats, leather cabin fairing and carpet.
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June 2007 - Air
Ambulance Equipment EC 145 for Bangkok International Hospital
Bangkok
International Hospital has chosen AAT’s Air Ambulance Equipment
EC 145 for the first Ambulance Helicopter for Rescue- and Intensive
flights.
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April
2007 -
Ambulance Equipment for "Zivilschutz-Helicopter"
EC 135
AAT
has delivered the first of 12 "Zivilschutz-Helicopter"
EC 135 for Traunstein (Christoph 14) and Kempten (Christoph
17) in Germany.
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See
press release
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- October
2006 -
Ambulance Equipment for EC 145
AAT
has delivered its second EC 145
"quick conversion" air ambulance equipment to
Hospital Strasbourg for installation in the helicopters of Sécurité
Civile.
The kit can be interchanged between the different EC 145 helicopters
of Sécurité Civile without the need of any modification.
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- July
2005 -
First
EC 135 EMS Interior for ADAC
AAT
has delivered a "Quick Conversion" EMS Interior for
the latest EC 135 of ADAC/ELBE Helicopter.
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- June
2005 -
Further
MEDEVAC Kits from AAT
for AS 330 Puma
After
delivering two MEDEVAC Kits in January 2005 AAT has now delivered
another two shipsets to HELOG Lufttransport KG. The latest Puma
helicopters will also wear UN colors and their area of deployment
will also be in Sudan.
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- January
2005 -
MEDEVAC
Kits from AAT for
UN Mission in Sudan
AAT
has delivered two MEDEVAC Kits for AS 330 Puma helicopters destined
for the UN mission in Sudan.
See
press release.
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- December
2004 -
MD 900 Knaus Helikopter, Austria
AAT
has furnished an MD 900 EMS Interior to the Austrian Helicopter
Operator Knaus.
The
interior in "Quick Change" configuration incorporates
a medical floor with locker system, a medical equipment carrier,
a rescue stretcher, adjustable and swivelling medical crew seats
and a cabinet for the stowage of medical material. Loading and
unloading of the patient is conveniently performed from the
LH side.
The whole equipment is EASA certified and delivered with a STC.
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- December
2004 -
EC 135 Delta System Air / Czech Republic
After
the commissioning of three EC 135 EMS Interior for the Czech
Police, AAT once again was successful in the Czech Republic.
AAT has delivered three EC 135 EMS Interiors to Delta System
Air, a private HEMS operator based in Hradec Kralove / Czech
Republic (see www.dsa.cz)
. The new helicopters complement an EC 135 procured in 2002
which also had an interior from AAT. The new helicopters will
be used on HEMS Stations throughout the Czech Republic and will
replace AS 350 series helicopters.
The
STC certified "quick change" interior for the EC 135
feature a leak-proof medical floor with two locker systems,
a JAR / CS 27 rescue stretcher, a medical cabinet, a medical
equipment carrier with electrical distribution and oxygen system,
medical crew seats and an Oxygen/Air station.
It is installed or removed within 20 minutes without any modification
to the structure of the helicopter.
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- September
2004 - "AT.21G.007 - With the Licence to Build!"
Starting
back in November 2003, Air Ambulance Technology has now successfully
completed the certification process with Austro Control / EASA
and on September 10 2004 was granted the EASA Production Organisation
Approval Certificate No. AT.21G.007 in accordance with Part 21
Subpart G.
In parallel the already existing JAA Design Organisation Approval
MOT-JA02 based on JAR 21 has been brought in line with EASA rules
and AAT now also holds an EASA Design Organisation Approval Certificate
No. EASA.21J.042 in accordance with Part 21 Subpart J.
With both approvals obtained the QM-System of Air Ambulance Technology
is now in full compliance with Commission Regulation EC No. 1702/2003.
This milestone once more underscores our commitment to be the
one-stop-shop of choice for professional "quick change"
air ambulance, EMS, VIP and Mission Interiors covering design,
production, testing and certification.
Each certified equipment is delivered with a Supplemental Type
Certificate (STC) and an EASA Form 1 Release Certificate which
enables the customer to install the equipment in an aircraft without
the need of any further certification or approval activities.
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- June
2004 - AS 332 Super Puma Greece
For the Olympic Games 2004 in Athens AAT has sold two complete
shipsets of Medevac Interiors for the AS 332 Super Puma to Greece.
Each shipset consists of a stretcher system for three non-intensive
care patients and one intensive-care station which can carry up
to two patients.
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- January
2004
AAT has officially handed over the first of three EC-135 EMS
Interiors on order from Eurocopter for the Czech Police. Additional
two aircraft will be equipped till end of 2004.
Based
on AAT's well proven quick change and light weight design, the
interior incorporates an integral leak proof medical floor,
a medical equipment carrier with DC power supply, LED patient
illumination, oxygen distribution system, Oxygen / Air Station
for two oxygen bottles, two medical crew seats and a medical
cabinet for stowing material.
For initial installation no structural modification is required
to the helicopter therefore reducing the down time for EMS conversion
to less than one hour! The modular system allows a great handling
flexibility ranging from one-patient or two patient transport
(vacuum mattress) to aft or side loading. All EMS Interiors
from Air Ambulance Technology are delivered with a JAA / EASA
Supplemental Type Certificate (STC).
For
this contract, Eurocopter has a total of eight EC 135 light
twin helicopters on order. Beside EMS, the EC 135s will also
be used for surveillance, anti-terrorism and missions. The current
fleet of Czech Police Department consist of five Bell 412 and
two BO 10.
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