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Re: Re: Need clarification |
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6 years ago (November 06, 2002 10:45 PM) |
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For clarification for all; I work for Canadian Helicopters, |
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which owns and operates all the rotary wing air ambulances |
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in Ontario. They are operated under dedicated contract to |
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the Ontario Ministry of Health Emergency Health Services |
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Branch. All are Sikorsky S-76A models. Up until late |
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2000/early 2001 the aircraft and pilots were supplied by |
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Canadian, and the paramedics worked directly for the |
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Ministry. We all now work for Canadian. There are a total |
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of 8 helicopters, which use the following call signs:<br>791 |
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-- Ottawa<br>792 -- London<br>793 -- Moosonee/Moose |
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Factory<br>794 -- Kenora<br>797 -- Thunder Bay<br>798 -- |
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Sudbury<br>799 -- Toronto (Toronto A/C are additionally ID'd |
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by the last )<br>799 -- Toronto (letter of their tail |
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number, e.g. 799Hotel )<p>The paramedics take medical |
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direction from the Ontario Air Ambulance Base Hospital |
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Program, which is affiliated with Sunnybrook Hospital. I |
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hope that clears everything up =) |
