After spending the night, VH-IER then departed Townsville on Friday 13 November for Darwin in the Northern Territory (pictured above) where it is believed to have completed a medical evacuation flight.
UPDATE! On Saturday 14 November, VH-IER departed Darwin bound for Maryborough Airport but returned to Darwin.
UPDATE! On Sunday 15 November, VH-IER returned to Maryborough Airport from Darwin.
As we've mentioned previously, VH-IER - which as suggested by its 'InflightER' titles - is fully kitted out as a specialist medical retrieval and evacuation (med-evac) aircraft. In fact the name worn by the aircraft - 'InflightER' - is literally short for 'InFlight Emergency Room'.
VH-IER is also part of Australia Air Medical, whose mission is to be known as the safest, most ethical and best value jet aeromedical retrieval services in the Australasian and Asia Pacific marketplace.
More information about 'InflightER' - as well as some great images of their Westwind at work - can be found at their website: http://www.inflighter.com.au/
To learn more about Australia Air Medical, visit their website: http://www.aamed.com.au/
Sincere thanks to Darwin-based plane spotter Sid M for taking the time to capture and send through this great photo!
Photo taken by Sid Mitchell ©
As we've mentioned previously, VH-IER - which as suggested by its 'InflightER' titles - is fully kitted out as a specialist medical retrieval and evacuation (med-evac) aircraft. In fact the name worn by the aircraft - 'InflightER' - is literally short for 'InFlight Emergency Room'.
VH-IER is also part of Australia Air Medical, whose mission is to be known as the safest, most ethical and best value jet aeromedical retrieval services in the Australasian and Asia Pacific marketplace.
To learn more about Australia Air Medical, visit their website: http://www.aamed.com.au/
Sincere thanks to Darwin-based plane spotter Sid M for taking the time to capture and send through this great photo!
Photo taken by Sid Mitchell ©
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