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For the first time, a paramedic responded to a real 911 emergency by eVTOL aircraft, and in doing so beat an ambulance to the scene by 20 minutes.Flight-trained Hyde County paramedic Quinn Reece flew a Pivotal aircraft directly to two 911 calls, carrying advanced life support equipment and landing near the patients. On one mission, she arrived approximately 20 minutes before the ground ambulance and began treatment while other crews were still en route. The live operations followed months of preparation and more than 300 training sorties to develop procedures for integrating eVTOL aircraft into EMS. Hyde County Emergency Medical Services, Code Blue Resources, and Pivotal Aero say the project demonstrates how small, runway-independent aircraft could shorten the critical time between a 911 call and advanced medical care in large, rural areas such as Hyde County, which encompasses nearly 1,500 square miles in North Carolina. ... See MoreSee Less

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Check out this report from AIN about the Alia CX300 CTOL (conventional takeoff and landing) aircraft by BETA TECHNOLOGIES that flew at the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow. The company is offering the aircraft in both cargo and passenger-carrying variants, and is working to achieve FAA type certification later this year. The company is also developing the Alia 250 eVTOL model, and showed a militarized uncrewed variant of that aircraft during the show, called the MV250. Watch at youtu.be/q2ZjjhB9Mn8?si=ifk6wHus0-dmr80F ... See MoreSee Less

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