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====M-900==== | ====M-900==== | ||
The [[M-900]] is the NHS variant of the [[National Police Air Service|National Police Air Service (NPAS)]] [[M-900]]. Altis Air Rescue has modified the Helicopter for use as a fast response vehicle in residential areas. It used to be the smallest and most responsive aircraft in the fleet which made it ideal for tight maneuvers. It can support 3 medics + 1 pilot. Tier 1 members have access to this Helicopter. | |||
====MH-9 Hummingbird==== | ====MH-9 Hummingbird==== | ||
The [[MH-9]] is the perfect patrol vehicle, quick, maneuverable and can land in hard to reach areas with ease. The [[MH-9]] is available to any Tier 3 Air Rescue Member as a personal vehicle. It allows medical staff to travel long distances quickly and utilize landing zones that other aircraft could not. Additionally the Helicopter has a larger capacity meaning it can carry more medics and dispatch the service quicker amongst the island. | |||
====Mi-290 Taru==== | ====Mi-290 Taru==== | ||
The Taru is a heavy utility helicopter with [[wikipedia:Coaxial_rotors|coaxial rotors]] and a unique modular construction. The Air Rescue Taru has a medical pod for treatment, with advanced life support systems available . Essentially they are Ambulances with rotors. | |||
The [[Mi-290]] is currently available to Tier 3 Air Rescue members who have completed the Heavy Aerial Assessment (Taru Test) | |||
==Aviation Law and Regulations== | ==Aviation Law and Regulations== | ||