Subsequent to a comprehensive audit of administrative documentation, medical practices, and facilities, NAAMTA is awarding Classic Lifeguard with its second term medical transport accreditation for their fixed- and rotor-wing program. As a result, Classic Lifeguard is being award NAAMTA Accreditation and we are proud to have them continue in their role within the NAAMTA Alliance,… Read more »
Source: NAAMTA, 16-Dec-14
Classic Lifeguard in Riverton was awarded full accreditation in September after it passed the standards of providing top safety and medical services to patients in the region. See Full story
Source: The Ranger, 14-Nov-14
Emergency landing onto snow at 10,000 ft altitude, damaging blades, after reported engine problem.
03-May-14
Classic Lifeguard announced the opening of its newest base of operations located in Moab, Utah. The new base will serve the region with premium air ambulance services and leading industry practices and technology. Classic Lifeguard has made the decision to relocate one of their medically configured Bell 407’s to Moab in order to more effectively… Read more »
Source: Classic Lifeguard, 13-Dec-13
Lower chip detector plug was found out of the locked detent position and had slightly ?backed out? of the housing. This condition will cause a disruption of oil flow through the transmission oil pump and therefore a loss of oil pressure. Enroute from Page Municipal Airport (KPGA) to Kane County Hospital in Kanab, Utah
12-Aug-13
Force landing after striking power lines. Wire strike system successfully cut cables and helicopter landed safely. This report suggests that the helicopter was flying at 80-100 ft altitude, and thus the crew “were acting outside the scope of their employment and in violation of Federal Aviation Regulations, company operational specifications and policies.”
15-Nov-12
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has cited a medical helicopter pilot from Arizona for harassing wildlife after a group of hunters observed him flying his ship very low over an elk herd in a canyon southwest of Grand Junction. (see full story) Classic Lifeguard fly four Bell 407s and four fixed-wings
Source: KOAA, 09-Nov-12
