Beech King Air 350 Air Ambulance makes rare appearance at St Kitts and Nevis

Basseterre, St Kitts and Nevis: Beech King Air 350 (N864CA) Revv Aviation Air Ambulance made its rare appearance at the Robert L Bradshaw International Airport. The presence of the air ambulance signals the instant action by the aircraft for the well-being of the citizens and enhancing the country’s appeal as a safe destination for tourists.

The Beech King Air 350 features twin engine turbo air craft which is primarily used for air charter, charter flights, air ambulance, air cargo and other special utility. It is one of the utility aircraft which has been produced by Beechcraft.

It is best known for its short field landing and take-off with twin engines, which can be used for special needs of air charter and private charter, making it popular for cargo and medical flights.

But aside from the business and utility sectors, King Air turboprops are also widely used for specialized missions including air ambulance, surveillance, aerial survey and many more.

The Beechcraft Super King Air 300 was launched in 1984 and are cost-effective charter solutions for short- and mid-range trips for eight passengers. There’s plenty of space in the baggage area which is hold for five soft suitcases and golf clubs or ski equipment. There are also wing lockers installed in the aircraft for smaller items of luggage.

The 350I’s cockpit features Collins Aerospace ProLine Fusion avionics with enhanced situational awareness, engine indicating and crew alerting systems, and traffic alert and collision avoidance. All these features equipped in the aircraft has been installed for the safety and security of the passengers.

Beech King Air 350 (N864CA) Revv Aviation Air Ambulance was reported to be departing from St Kitts and Nevis for the Turks and Caicos.

And, the arrival of the aircraft in St Kitts and Nevis marks the availability of the country towards strengthening its emergency response plans.

St Kitts and Nevis is witnessing a significant development in the aviation industry with the arrival of such new aircrafts. The country is receiving several services from different airlines, making it easier by creating diverse and enhanced options for visitors who wish to travel to St Kitts and Nevis.

Recently, in the last week, three aircrafts from two different airlines landed at the Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, making it the busiest day. On Saturday, the island nation welcomed American Airlines 318 (A321neo) and American Airlines 2152 (737-800) and the British Airways 777-200, bringing over a large number of travellers to the country.

The arrival of such airlines is a testament to the unwavering commitment and dedication to the development of the nation as the arrival of such aircrafts plays a considerable role in developing tourism as well as the economic sector of the country.