New Aeromed Role for BAe 146 CC3

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Originally Posted by RAFEngO74to09

2 x aircraft modified - ZE707 and ZE708 - which now have no currently declared OSD.

https://www.key.aero/article/raf-ada...3s-medical-use

This sits nicely between tactical Critical Care Air Support Team (CCAST) and strategic CCAST requirements. It does mean in time critical cases they don't have to use a Voyager for instance from Gibralter in a C130J or A400M maybe 4 hours in an 146 2.5 hours. Also, has a greater ceiling compared to the C130J or the A400M giving a smoother ride for the patient in general. Doesn't sound a lot but it is also the kit is Voyager compatible.for the stretcher support arms etc. I suspect they will remain at Northolt rather than Brize Norton.