Delivery of medical equipment for air medical evacuation for a total of 6 intensive care units and/or 16 non-intensive care bed unit units in 5 different configurations, including the preparation of certification documentation and obtaining a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) for the modification of the ERJ190-200 aircraft model’ (...)

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