• Air medical journal · Jan 1994

    Avionics and airframe options: current usage and future plans.

    • T Mayfield and G Cady.
    • Emergency Care Information Center, Carlsbad, CA.
    • Air Med. J. 1994 Jan 1;13(1):21-3.

    AbstractThe 1994 Avionics and Airframe Survey was sent to 178 chief or lead pilots of helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS) programs in October 1993, and 100 (56%) were returned. Sixty-four programs (64%) reported that they operate one helicopter exclusively for EMS, 24 (24%) operate two, and 12 (12%) reported using three or more aircraft. Interestingly, the reported percentage of programs with two or more exclusive helicopters continues to rise, increasing by 5.6% to 36%.

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