Air Ambulance Landing at the Isle of Man

PA-34, Piper Seneca, G-BMDK, Capt Richard Napper, 12.02.08. Aircraft Operated by Air Medical Ltd, Oxford Airport

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• air-ambulance
• piper
• seneca
• landing
• isle-of-man
• airmed
• air-med
• air-medical

[PlasticC4]

I love the turbo charged seneca, flown the non-turbo charged too but i think the air ambulance should at least use a single turbine aircraft for safety.

Regards.

[tammyins]

@PlasticC4

I've never even seen a turbo-charged seneca :) Using SETs would be nice - just flown in a rather nice PC-12, but the CAA won't allow single-engine operation for medical flights :(

[hyper4lifedude]

i wish i had a senica...its my favrite plane

[tammyins]

In air ambulance configuration, they can be a bit cramped if the pax has more than one bag, but they're still a lot of fun to fly in :-)

[PlasticC4]

well, i have got hours on the turbo-charged seneca V and in Australia the Royal Flying doctor services use some of the PC12, because it's turbo-prop which is seem to be more reliable than the aspirated engines.

Cheers.

[hmizou93100]

nice

[liamlowey]

it is good