"Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi" It develops the first hybrid aroma for electric vertical aircraft

Abu Dhabi, October 8 / WAM / Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, one of the facilities of the Mubadala Health Network, announced his plans to develop the first hybrid air strikes for electrical helicopters inside a hospital in the UAE, in cooperation with the American company “ARICRICHER”, “Achr”.

This project comes within the regulatory framework of the hybrid vertical anchor issued by the General Authority of Civil Aviation, and aims to enhance the ease of access to the hospital, and to enable the direct transmission to and from the most prominent medical and commercial destinations in the region within a few minutes, which contributes to reducing traditional wild mobility times.

The new landing will be a direct access point for air taxi aircraft to the Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Hospital, using the “Medanit” electric plane from “Archer”, a plane with a vertical take -off and landing (EVTOL) capable of transporting four passengers, and features low levels of noise and emissions compared to traditional helicopters, and the planning of the planned passengers will be used to serve both cases. The emergency and the tasks of transporting vital organs that require speed in delivery.

This cooperation represents a new step in Archer’s plans to launch its commercial operations in the capital Abu Dhabi; The company will work with the hospital to upgrade the current landing to be able to receive traditional helicopters and vertical electrical aircraft alike, which enhances the infrastructure of advanced air transport in the emirate.

Brian Bernhard, CEO of growth and infrastructure at Archer, said that partnership with Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Hospital is embodied by the company’s vision of the future air transport network that is not limited to linking the sites, but extends to reach the pillars of life in the capital Abu Dhabi.

He explained that the new project reflects the joint progress between “Archer” and the General Authority of Civil Aviation in building an integrated system of advanced air transport throughout the capital, pointing out that this announcement comes after the approval earlier this year on the first vertical vertical airforronement of the Hybrid at the Abu Dhabi Tourist Travel Station, which represents an additional step towards consolidating the position of Abu Dhabi as a pioneering center in this field.

For his part, Dr. George-Babskal Hebr, CEO of Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, confirmed that cooperation with “Archer” enhances easy access to advanced health care services provided by the hospital, which puts the patient in the axis of interest.

He explained that this project represents an innovative model of movement that contributes to improving the patient’s experience and reflects the hospital’s commitment to adopting future solutions that establish the position of Abu Dhabi as a global center for health care and integrated business.

Artcher seeks to expand its launch network in the UAE, taking advantage of the advanced organizational framework launched by the General Authority of Civil Aviation, which allows the operation of traditional helicopters and vertical electrical aircraft using the same infrastructure, and the company intends to continue to cooperate with the leading institutions in the capital to convert existing heroes into accredited vertical athletes, in order to keep pace with the strategic Abu Dhabi vision to adopt air transport solutions Advanced.

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