Our Aircraft Fleet

The popular H 135 twin-engine helicopter incorporates the latest technology with excellent visibility, quietness and safety. The high performance of the H 135 ensures rapid and efficient interventions when saving lives. Its maneuverability and visibility enable the pilot to land more safely in confined areas. IFR avionics also offer all-weather reliability.

Rotor span 34’
Length 40’
Fast cruise speed 136 knots

The H 145 is a profoundly capable, medium-sized, twin-engine helicopter. This family of aircraft has logged over one million flight hours. The H 145 is equipped with two Turbomeca Arriel 1E2 engines that deliver excellent performance, even in one-engine inoperative scenarios. The H 145 has an integrated glass cockpit with a systems and engine multifunction display. It has built-in safety aspects including energy-absorbing fuselage and seats, along with crash-resistant fuel cells. The H 145 is also equipped with Wide Area Augmentation System Instrument Flight Rules (WAAS-IFR) technology. The IFR package provides the capability to fly in inclement weather. This technology is similar to that used in commercial airliners. Flight For Life is the only program in the region to offer WAAS-IFR capable flight.

Rotor span 36’
Length 43’
Top speed 133 knots

The Bell 407GX provides a quick start-up and high performance with its high-definition displays, rapid processors and a Rolls-Royce M250-C47E/7 dual channel FADEC turbine engine. This nimble four-blade aircraft provides fast response times and precision navigation, whether responding to crises on scenes or in hospitals. It features the new Garmin G1000 H-model glass cockpit along with superior avionics and improved flight control.

Rotorspan 35 feet
Length 41’ 8”
Max speed 140 knots