Hatzolah Air is a humble organization that recognizes the incredible mission it fills and is blessed to be able to help people in need.

Over the next few years Hatzolah Air intends to enter dedicated aircraft into service in strategic countries and cities worldwide.

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Lear 60

Hatzolah Air flies a Lear 60 (N613HA) that is configurable as an air ambulance and as a mission-specific passenger transport aircraft. This plane is based in New York at Westchester Airport (HPN).

Range: 2,405 nautical miles
Speed: 500 mph
Service ceiling: 51,000 feet
Capacity: 2 pilots; 8 passengers (1 stretcher)

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Citation X

We currently have 2 Citation X jets (N248HA and N512HA), both stationed in Westchester, NY. Hatzolah Air’s 2 Citation X aircraft have been modified with winglets that improve stability and increase fuel efficiency and range.

Range: 3200 nautical miles
Speed: 706 mph (Mach 0.92)
Service ceiling: 51,000 feet
Capacity: 2 pilots; 8 seats (1-2 stretchers)

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Gulfstream G550

The G550 is a long-rang jet, capable of flying anywhere in the world with a medical team capable of transporting multiple patients.

Range: 6750 nautical miles
Speed: 653 mph (Mach 0.85)
Service ceiling: 51,000 feet
Capacity: 3 pilots + 1 crew rest; 14 seats (1-4 stretchers)

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Sikorsky S-76 C++ helicopters

In early 2022, we formed a partnership with Magen David Adom, Israel's National EMS organization, to provide helicopter EMS services using a fleet of Sikorsky S-76 C++ helicopters. These aircraft are now responding daily to emergencies around the country.

Range: 475 nautical miles
Speed: 178 mph
Service ceiling: 13,800 feet
Capacity: 1-2 pilots; 12 seats (1-2 stretchers)

Hatzolah Air plans to continue expanding their fleet, with aircraft stationed around the world, and more helicopters available for emergency medivac in Israel.

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Facilitating urgent and emergent medical transport and access to high quality care are but a few of the missions Hatzolah Air offers. Always at no charge (for approved missions).

Hatzolah Air has a network of benevolent aircraft owners who allow their aircraft to be used for emergency medical air transport. Without them, we'd be unable to fulfil our mission to provide air transport where and when we're needed.

All flight requests are carefully vetted before a mission is launched. Hatzolah Air volunteers coordinate these special flights with the aircraft owners, pilots, flight crews and our medical directors and matches the plane with the mission based on geographic location, travel group, size and availability.

Occasionally, an urgent or emergent flight request reaches the Hatzolah Air dispatch that requires an immediate flight by a plane based in a specific airport.

Hatzolah Air has arrangements with various aircraft owners, who have offered their planes for mission use.

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Hatzolah Air graciously acknowledges the magnitude of generosity of its owner partners.

May they be blessed with endless success for their incredible contributions to the less fortunate.