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Aircraft:SE-JSG (Mediflight 5990)Photo date:Type:29 Aug, 2018Operator:Photo views:Location:657Photo by:At Gällivare hospitalDirect link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JSG/7498
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Aircraft:SE-JSG (Mediflight 5990)Photo date:Type:29 Aug, 2018Operator:Photo views:Location:781Photo by:At Gällivare hospitalDirect link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JSG/7499
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Aircraft:SE-JSG (Mediflight 5990)Photo date:Type:29 Aug, 2018Operator:Photo views:Location:689Photo by:At Gällivare hospitalDirect link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JSG/7500
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Aircraft:SE-JSGPhoto date:Type:9 Mar, 2018Operator:Photo views:Location:910Photo by:Crew training in Gällivare prior to entering service as EMS helicopter in Norrbotten County, replacing the dauphin SE-JRB.Direct link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JSG/7429
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Aircraft:SE-JSGPhoto date:Type:7 Apr, 2017Operator:Photo views:Location:1741Photo by:Sweden's very first AW169 is seen in Friedrichshafen, southern Germany, whilst en-route to Sweden from the factory in Italy.Direct link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JSG/7221
SE-JSG
Information about SE-JSG
This aircraft was constructed by Leonardo's Helicopter Division (formerly AgustaWestland) in Vergiate, Italy, in early 2017. It was the first in a batch of four helicopters ordered by Babcock Scandinavian AirAmbulance in order to replace the EMS Dauphin helicopters in Gällivare, Östersund and Lycksele.
As SE-JSG arrived in Sweden in the first week of April 2017, it became the very first AW169 in the Nordic countries.
Active duty
Around noon on March 21, the new helicopter took off from its new base at Vassara Heliport in downtown Gällivare on its first EMS mission ever. The launch followed after a long period of customization and training. SE-JSG was the second AW169 in EMS duties in Sweden, after Östersund's SE-JRA. It was followed by Lycksele's SE-JSH a few days later.
SE-JSG replaced the AS365N3 SE-JRB, which had served the region since March 2012 (when it replaced the N3 Dauphin SE-JIA).
As SE-JSG arrived in Sweden in the first week of April 2017, it became the very first AW169 in the Nordic countries.
Active duty
Around noon on March 21, the new helicopter took off from its new base at Vassara Heliport in downtown Gällivare on its first EMS mission ever. The launch followed after a long period of customization and training. SE-JSG was the second AW169 in EMS duties in Sweden, after Östersund's SE-JRA. It was followed by Lycksele's SE-JSH a few days later.
SE-JSG replaced the AS365N3 SE-JRB, which had served the region since March 2012 (when it replaced the N3 Dauphin SE-JIA).