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(Drawing of the inside of the CityHawk VTOL courtesy of Urban Aeronautics The Hatzolah Air CityHawk, which is smaller than a helicopter and can land on a pavement, will be able to transport a patient plus a companion, two EMTs and a pilot, along with life support equipment.
By Brian Blum September 1, 2020, 12:30 pm
Drawing of the inside of the CityHawk VTOL courtesy of Urban Aeronautics
Urban Aeronautics, which is developing one of the world’s first flying cars, has signed an agreement with Hatzolah Air to develop, produce and market its CityHawk aircraft for emergency medical service (EMS) applications.
When we wrote about Urban Aeronautics earlier this year, CEO Rafi Yoeli told us that the first deployment of the CityHawk VTOL (“vertical takeoff and landing”) would be with an EMS provider. Now we know who. “With such a small physical footprint, VTOLs serve a critical need: the ability to land anywhere,” Yoeli told ISRAEL21c. “You can bring a doctor directly to a patient or rescue a patient. Helicopters today often must land a kilometer a way, then the medical team runs through the streets. A lot of time is lost.”
Hatzolah Air is the aviation division of Hatzolah, the EMS organization staffed by volunteer paramedics, nurses and doctors founded more than 50 years ago in Brooklyn. Hatzolah now has divisions around the world. (Hatzolah is not related to United Hatzalah, an Israeli volunteer-run EMS service.)
Hatzolah Air has been flying fixed-wing aircraft. The CityHawk’s Fancraft internal rotor and wing-less design allow the craft to land on a sidewalk. The Hatzolah Air version of the CityHawk will be able to transport a patient plus a companion, two EMT personnel and a pilot, along with a complete package of life support equipment.
Hatzolah Air will also take a leadership role in marketing the CityHawk to other EMS and rescue organizations. Besadno Group, an Israeli American investor, and one of the largest shareholders in Urban Aeronautics, helped broker the deal.
“Based on our initial estimates, we foresee a potential market of at least 800 CityHawks for Hatzolah and other EMS operators,” said Eli Rowe, president of Hatzolah Air.
Despite the excitement, don’t expect to see flying Hatzolah EMS vehicles anytime soon.
As we reported previously, the CityHawk is based on the unmanned Cormorant VTOL, which has been in testing since 2015 and has completed 300 test flights. Cormorant VTOL won’t be in service for at least another three years, with the CityHawk following a couple of years later. The process of applying for and receiving FAA certification alone could take five years.
A Big Win for Modesty as State Approves Ezras Nashim Ambulance Application
A Big Win for Modesty as State Approves Ezras Nashim Ambulance Application
A lengthy legal battle that has dragged on for a year has finally come to a close with the New York State Emergency Medical Services Council (SEMSCO) overwhelmingly approving an application that would grant Ezras Nashim, a by-women for-women emergency medical care corps, the right to operate its own ambulances.
As previously reported on VIN News, Ezras Nashim appealed the New York City’s Regional…
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To the Los Angeles Community,
Since 2001 Hatzolah of Los Angeles has served the community to help every person who needs medical care no questions asked. This has angered several local agencies because they think Hatzolah is a threat to what they do.
Instead of working with us to…
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