Boston MedFlight

http://www.bostonmedflight.org/

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List of aircraft from FAA N Number Lookup 11/7/2022

New England Life Flight Inc

Cessna 525C - 921ND

MBB BK 117 D2 - 141NE + 143NE + 144NE + 145NE

MBB BK 117 C2 - 273NE

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40% of transports are via ground

Summer 2014 - received 2nd Airbus EC145 helo - also have a S76 helo - and a BK117 helo (spare) - plus a King Air 200 - plus 3 fulltime ground ambulances plus 2 spare ground ambulances

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Radio Callsigns

Med 1 - spare helicopter - BK117 as of Summer 2014

Med 2 - Hanscom helicopter - S76

Med 3 - Plymouth helicopter - Nov 2014 - EC145

Med 4 - Lawrence helicopter - Nov 2014 - EC145

Med 5 - ?

Med 6 - ?

Med 7 - ?

Med 8 - ?

Med 9 - ground ambulance at Hanscom - or plane at Hanscom

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April 10, 2015 460.80 R - heard over the air via a real scanner - 7 AM

Med 2 Pilot - Med 2 Medic - Med 2 Nurse

Med 9 EMT - Med 9 Medic - Med 9 Nurse - this must be the ground unit

I did not hear any other units testing. I assume that this is the

Bedford repeater that I am hearing. It is pretty weak to me even

though it is only 10 miles away. I am also assuming that these are the

Bedford / Hanscom field units that are being tested.

Does anyone hear the units at Lawrence Airport being tested? What

repeater do they use? Did MedFlight add a 4th repeater? (Bedford +

Plymouth + Boston + ? Lawrence ?)

I did not hear anything from the Boston repeater which has been

historically loud and clear to me.