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Two Bells are snapped up to serve Libya
Established in 1979, Libyan Air Ambulance is Libya’s leading medical evacuation service dedicated to providing rapid patient transport services domestically and internationally. Two Bell helicopters will strengthen its service.
The Libyan Air Ambulance team is delighted to welcome two new rotorcraft.
Read this story in our March/April 2025 printed issue.

Medevac provider Libyan Air Ambulance has onboarded a pair of Bell 429 helicopters. The organisation worked with Africair, a Textron authorised sales representative and Bell representative for Africa. The factory-new Bells join a growing fleet of Textron aircraft, ready to serve the people of Libya.

Established in 1979, Libyan Air Ambulance is Libya’s leading medical evacuation service dedicated to providing rapid patient transport services both domestically and internationally. Operating 24/7, the organisation utilises a modern fleet of aircraft equipped with advanced medical equipment, ensuring patient safety and comfort under the supervision of experienced medical professionals. Its commitment to delivering high-quality emergency healthcare facilitates swift access to those in need, even in the most challenging and remote conditions.

“We, along with our partner United Libyan Systems, are proud to continue our support of Libyan Air Ambulance and its mission to save lives,” says Sanjiv Birsen, Africair regional manager of international product support and sales.

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