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Spectrum Aeromed obtains FAA approval for Daher Kodiak ambulance solutions

Spectrum Aeromed, a leading designer and manufacturer of air ambulance solutions and medical interiors, has announced FAA Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval for the installation of ambulance modules and cabinetry on the Daher Kodiak 100 aircraft.

The newly acquired STC permits the integration of up to two ambulance modules, one of which may be powered, along with a versatile four-drawer cabinet featuring mounting rails on the top. This certification marks a significant milestone for Spectrum Aeromed, solidifying its commitment to enhancing medical transport capabilities within the aviation industry.

Kodiak with ambulance module

"This STC approval represents a pivotal achievement for Spectrum Aeromed and underscores our dedication to advancing aeromedical solutions," said Justin Mahler, VP of Design and Certification at Spectrum Aeromed.

"With the Daher Kodiak 100 now equipped to accommodate our ambulance modules and cabinetry, operators can optimize their aircraft for medical missions without compromising on efficiency or safety."

The installation of Spectrum Aeromed's ambulance modules and cabinet system on the Daher Kodiak 100 provides operators with a customizable solution tailored to their specific medical transport needs. From critical care patient transport to medical supply storage, the versatility of these modules and cabinet ensures seamless integration with the aircraft's existing infrastructure.

Spectrum Aeromed continues to lead the industry in the design and manufacture of air ambulance equipment, catering to the evolving needs of medical transport operators worldwide. With the Daher Kodiak 100 now included in its portfolio of STC-approved platforms, Spectrum Aeromed reinforces its position as a trusted partner in aeromedical solutions.