THE SUPER VERSATILE JET AIR AMBULANCE

THE STATE-OF-THE-ART LIFE SAVING JET

Planggenstock Mountain, Canton Uri, Switzerland | 46°37'50"N | 8°28'24"E

THE CRYSTAL CLASS People become enchanted when they experience something as unique and out of reach as a Swiss mountain crystal. For some, Swiss mountain crystals are a symbol of strength and power. For others, their countless facets make them a symbol of variety and uniqueness. Its elegance expresses something words cannot describe. The diverse and unmistakable shape of the crystal has always fascinated. Perhaps it’s the hardness that conveys a sense of durability. Or because it is created deep within the mountain, emerging only after a long and arduous journey. Or maybe it’s because the details...

Every crystal found in the mountains of Switzerland is entirely unique. Just as unique is the PC-24, the only aircraft combining the cabin size of a midsize jet with the versatility of a turboprop and operating cost of a light jet. It’s a plane that simply doesn’t fit into any of the existing air ambulance jet categories. That’s why we had to create a new one: the Super Versatile Jet category. Pilatus is proud to present the world’s first and only Super Versatile Jet: the Pilatus PC-24.

Titlis, Canton Obwalden, Switzerland | 46°45'18"N | 8°25'59"E

•<>An Francis Lynch No one will ever operate a multi-million-dollar We listened carefully to the feedback of PC-12 aircraft on dirt strips.” Oh yes, we’ve heard that one over the years. In the meantime, a growing fleet of over 1,800 PC-12s has proven that statement false. This fleet has accumulated over eight million flight hours, including countless take-offs and landings in locations where “dirt strip” is a generous description of the available ground infrastructure. owners like the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia operating under most challenging conditions, and everything we learned...

Kingoonya, South Australia, Australia | 30°54'56"S | 135°18'19"E

A PRIVATE HOSPITAL ROOM The PC-24’s cabin volume tops air ambulance jets ce cabin also includes a sea uty floor and washable interior liners al oxygen, vacuum, and pressurised < _______________________________x... . costing almost twice as much. The generous pressurised cabin - over 501 cubic feet (14.20 cubic metres) -offers sufficient space and comfort for up to three patients, doctors and nurses plus medical systems. To maximise storage space, numerous cabinets for medical supplies are installed in the cabin. The cabinets feature various sized drawers with key locks, safety nets and foldable...

A PRIVATE HOSPITAL ROOM – WITH WINGS WHEN SECONDS COUNT, COUNT ON THE SVJ Every air ambulance cabin is developed for the specific purposes of the operator. It typically ranges from a two or three stretcher installation with four or six seats. The seats are lightweight commuter types with quick release features for quick cabin reconfiguration. Two seats are adjacent to the front forward stretcher, and an additional seat faces aft towards the patient’s head in case of resuscitation. The aft of the cabin can accomodate either two stretchers with one additional seat, or one stretcher and up to three...

Patient Loading Lift A PRIVATE HOSPITAL ROOM – WITH WINGS DON’T STRETCH YOUR PATIENT’S PATIENCE Every iconic product incorporates at least one hallmark feature that dramatically differentiates it from the competition. Introducing the world’s first air ambulance jet with a patient loading door. Its dimensions are simply outstanding, and its advantages are equally impressive. Patients can be loaded and unloaded from the Super Versatile Jet by means of an electrical powered loading device or alternatively with a ramp – loading of patients has never been faster, safer or

A PRIVATE HOSPITAL ROOM – WITH WINGS THE ULTIMATE FLYING INTENSIVE CARE UNIT The dedicated lightweight universal trolley and stretcher system provide maximum flexibility during medical operations. Each trolley provides a universal adapter to interface with various mission equipment like incubators or intensive care stretcher. Systems are available either as stretchers or as self-contained units with integrated medical systems. The air ambulance cabin can be reconfigured quickly based on the current need providing maximum flexibility for the operator. When mission-fit is critical, choose the aircraft...

• Operate with a balanced field length as short • Load your patients quickly and easily with an as 2,930 feet (893 metres) electrical powered loading device or alternatively with a ramp • Take off and land on paved and unpaved runways • Enjoy superior versatility and flexibility and boost • Have sufficient space and comfort for up to three your response time patients, medical crew and systems How many more reasons do you need? Use dedicated high-tech medical systems for intensive air ambulance operations Andamooka, South Australia, Australia | 30°26'17

All Pilatus aircraft are certified for single-pitot operation And the PC-24 is no exception to this rule. improve safety while providing full situational awareness under all circumstances. Simply put, the PC-24 is the perfect combination of single-pilot operational know-how, and state-of-the-art avionics technology. And of course the PC-24 can also be flown by two pilots The cockpit layout is efficient and intuitive. From the comfort of the seat, the pilot finds an environment that has been designed specifically to reduce workload and

THE WORLD’S SMARTEST COCKPIT IN ITS CLASS The PC-24’s Advanced Cockpit Environment (ACE) The Inertial Reference System guarantees excellent sets the standard for high-tech simplicity. reliability and accuracy of altitude and navigation data. As standard equipment, the Pilatus ACE also includes a Synthetic Vision System, Autothrottle, Graphical Flight Planning, Traffic Collision Avoidance System I (TCAS I), and Localiser Performance with Vertical Guidance capability. Pilatus ACE is so capable and offers such a wealth of functionality that in its most basic configuration it boasts the most intuitive...