Medical helicopter aborts flight due to rotor issue
Other Non-Crime EventA medical helicopter had to stop a patient transport and make an emergency landing because of a rotor problem. No patient was on board at the time.
Audio|Source: Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and Washtenaw County Police/Fire/EMS Dispatches
01:56
Transcript:
Thoughtforth out at Trinity Health. Yes. (name withheld), Med Flight 1. 8022, Priority 3 for an unknown, near Staten, Northview. Go for MedFlight 1. Clear, just foot the location and... Similar notes. Do we know if this was the last call, though we just got canceled off of? Our pilot's going to be aborting this flight. We have an emergency with our rotor. We're going to try to make it to your LZ for safe waiting. Clear. There was no patient description in previous. I will check with County and see if they're thinking it's one of the same. Sounds good, thank you. Staten Northview. Okay. Aircom, Metflight 1. I know if we didn't have a description on the previous in the area, are we thinking this is the same patient from before? Hey, from. Okay. That being said, my crew is inquiring if they need to stage or if you're already out with it. Okay. My office is no longer there. I'm sorry, you're caught off in no longer area. Aircom, this is that flight one. We're going to be abhorting this flight. We have a maintenance issue. A pilot's going to be landing at the Zine-LZ. Again, we are boarding this patient flight for maintenance. That's correct, I'll send someone back over there. All right, we'll stage. Let us know when you're ready. Landing door is clear. Clear.
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Ann Arbor, MI
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