2 dead, 5 injured in France
Sad news,
a helicopter crashed in France leaving two dead and five injured https://www.sudouest.fr/2020/04/15/h...RSeqr_vKZxh4hE as far as I understand was it a Covid-19 transport |
Interesting to see that the military seems to be doing what seems to be a commercial job...?
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Originally Posted by hueyracer
(Post 10751083)
Interesting to see that the military seems to be doing what seems to be a commercial job...?
You're Lucky to live in a quiet place but FYI, it's not the case here at the present time. All the EMS helicopters are flying a lot in France but unfortunatly, they're not enough. Hundreds of C-19 flights have been made in 3 weeks and it takes a long time to prepare and then disinfect the aircraft and the crew. And it seems that the armed forces help the same way in other countries. . |
Originally Posted by hueyracer
(Post 10751083)
Interesting to see that the military seems to be doing what seems to be a commercial job...?
Terrible news for the families involved and we should all be very grateful to the crew and medical workers that are out there every day helping the sick and those in need.... CP |
Sad to hear. Hope the 5 survivors make it.
Military are assisting all over Europe as their larger airframes can easier carry an infected case in isolation along with teams. Air Ambulance in Ireland flown by the military and funded via a commercial contract without tender is however a case for question especially after the recent demise of a proper legal civilian AOC air ambulance due to lack of funds. Just sayin.... |
Your 100% right Hedski
: Air Ambulance in Ireland should be run under an AOC , Hems work has to be civil , unless in an emergency like a Typhoon ,earthquake |
Interesting to see that the military seems to be doing what seems to be a commercial job...?
what an inapropriate comment, lacks human empathy and understanding of the situation at end |
Originally Posted by Hedski
(Post 10751251)
Sad to hear. Hope the 5 survivors make it.
Military are assisting all over Europe as their larger airframes can easier carry an infected case in isolation along with teams. Air Ambulance in Ireland flown by the military and funded via a commercial contract without tender is however a case for question especially after the recent demise of a proper legal civilian AOC air ambulance due to lack of funds. Just sayin.... |
Civil HEMS helicopters are not big enough to move patients in containment pods.
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Interesting to see that the first comment about an accident with dead or wounded crew is a polemic one. I am not here to share my sympathy...this is a rumor network. You're Lucky to live in a quiet place but FYI, it's not the case here at the present time. All the EMS helicopters are flying a lot in France but unfortunatly, they're not enough. Interesting to read about the high number of flights in France....some operators in other countries actually stopped their operation-either due to lack of work, or to prevent crews contracting the Virus.... what an inapropriate comment, lacks human empathy and understanding of the situation at end |
Mine is and it’s an EC135. However, what is the point of having military Heli capability available if I can’t be used in such a crisis.
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"pendant un exercice"
Translate that into english and check the relevance of all of the comments above. |
Originally Posted by fab777
(Post 10751640)
"pendant un exercice"
Translate that into english and check the relevance of all of the comments above. and the other article linked to in the report states that the helicopter occupants were all military personnel. How has this thread so hopelessly grabbed the wrong end of the proverbial? |
Originally Posted by CARR30
(Post 10751925)
How has this thread so hopelessly grabbed the wrong end of the proverbial?
PDR |
Originally Posted by fab777
(Post 10751640)
"pendant un exercice"
Translate that into english and check the relevance of all of the comments above. The fact is that helicopters of the french forces regularly carry out C-19 flights including to Germany and Switzerland begause the EMS helicopters are too busy (or too short for the long flights). And that's the same in other european countries. Things are calming down a bit now. . |
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