Aircraft
All aircraft utilized by AeroCare are FAA Certified and are configured in a manner that allows continuous access to the patient for patient care while ensuring the safety of the patient, passengers and crew.
Each aircraft contains:
- Terrain Awareness Warning System (TAWS) - ground proximity warning system
- Radar altimeter
- Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT)
- Equipment for ground to air communications
- Pressurized, air conditioned cabin
- Physical barrier between pilots and patient(s)
Beechcraft King Air Series
AeroCare utilizes King Air 200, 100 and E90 aircraft for mid to short-range flights through the Tulsa and Arizona operations. These pressurized, twin engine turboprop aircrafts are capable of cruising up to 29,000 feet at speeds up to 330 mph.
It has a very roomy interior and can transport one patient and up to three additional passengers based on patient condition.
Cessna Conquest I
AeroCare utilizes Cessna Conquest I aircraft for mid to long-range flights through the Tulsa operations. These pressurized, turboprop aircraft are capable of cruising up to 29,000 feet at speeds up to 300 mph. Space is available for one patient and one additional passenger based on patient condition. Luggage is limited.
Learjet 35
AeroCare utilizes Lear 35 jets for long-range flights through the Tulsa operations. Learjets can travel at speeds up to 530 mph and are one of the fastest jets used for medical transport. They are able to cruise up to 45,000 feet and have a range up to 2,300 miles. Space is available for one patient and one additional passenger based on patient condition. Luggage is limited.
The Part 135 Air Carrier assumes full responsibility for operational safety of the aircraft and shall have final authority to initiate, conduct or terminate any flight. The operator name will be visible from outside the aircraft. All patient flights will be conducted under FAR Part 135 regulations.
