LEAR 35

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Medication- A Potentially Double-Edged Blessing with Air Ambulance Network
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The Lear 35 Air Ambulance has the following specifications.

Can travel 1,400 miles nonstop, which means direct flights from Tampa to New York
Cabin size of 12.9 feet long, 4.9 feet wide and 4.3 feet high Has 40 cubic feet of storage for medical equipment
Has 2 Honeywell TFE731-2-2B engines which produce 3,500 pounds of thrust
Requires 4,972 feet of runway to take off
The maximum take off weight is 18,300 pounds Has a pressurized cabin

In addition to the above specifications the Lear 35 Air Ambulance is equipped with all the essential medical equipment and serves as a mobile Intensive Care or Critical Care Unit. Below are photographs of the Lear 35 Private Air Ambulance Jet.

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"With the rapid growth of our Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and transport program, we foresee the increased use of air medical transport. The quality product you provide allows us to feel comfortable sending you our patients."
-Joe DiMaggio, Children's Hospital at Memorial

"Kirk was very sincere & compassionate with our situation. He made a difficult time much easier to bear. We are very grateful to him & the staff at AAN."
-Thomas Fitzpatrick