Michigan Medicine Survival Flight - N156UM Take Off - N157UM Landing - 30 Minutes - High View

Rotor-Wing Transport Survival Flight leases three twin-engine Eurocopter EC-155B1 Helicopters (two ships 24 hours a day, and the other for organ procurement - Aviation Services provided by Metro Aviation.) One stationed 24 hours a day at the Livingston County Airport. Survival Flight EC-155 helicopters fly at an average speed of 175 miles per hour and serve an air mile radius around Ann Arbor of approximately 350 nautical miles. For more distant destinations in Michigan, United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean, transport by fixed-wing aircraft is used. Survival Flight helicopters are capable of carrying a patient, medical crew, and a full complement of advanced life support equipment. The helicopter is equipped with avionics and advanced communication radios enabling Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) flying in inclement weather. Survival Flight helicopters accommodate isolettes with ventilatory and invasive pressure monitoring capabilities for the neonate and infant. The isolette is nitric-ready for those patients requiring nitric ventilation for transport. University of Michigan Michigan Medicine Survival Flight https://www.med.umich.edu/survival_fl... #GoBlue