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[SharpShooterElite]

2:25 nice landing.

[VollyJolly]

@SharpShooterElite yeah, I sped it up slightly but he still stuck the approach.

[everydayandrew88]

@LifeSeven17 The Paramedic does not "pilot" the aircraft. Paramedics are trained medical professionals and they do patient care. Flying is left to the pilot.

[canoesforchrist]

@DVDluvr123 so your point #3 is not entirely right many paramedics in my area have a pilots lisence and can probably fly the aircreaft better than most piolots also the 7 medics i know with a pilots lisence flew heilos in combat

[canoesforchrist]

@DVDluvr123 for some services the pilot must also be a paramedic and or a Pre Hospital Registered Nurse (PHRN) also referred to as a flight nurse

[AntarcticaGuy24]

@VollyJolly do you do international flights ?

go pick up the drunk aussie over in bankstown that thought he was tough...

he needs your services

LOL

[AntarcticaGuy24]

@VollyJolly are you a real medivac pilot ?

[firefighter40322]

Nice video.

[DVDluvr123]

@LifeSeven17 I'll make three point here; 1.Nobody drives a helicopter. A person “pilots” a helicopter. That's why the person is called a pilot. 2.It would be very difficult for the paramedic to attend to the patient while piloting the helicopter. 3.Paramedic training does not involve anything related to piloting an aircraft. I'm thinking it is more likely that there is a pilot piloting the aircraft. I certainly wouldn't want to be nearby if a paramedic ever attempted to do it.

[LifeSeven17]

Hey does anyone if a paramedic drives the helicopter? I have trying to research this for a while, it'd be great if someone gave me an answer. Thank you!