Re: any statistics available? (fwd)

[David Long <dlong@europa.com>]

Contact the Association of Air Medical Services in Alexandria Va.
(www.AAMS.ORG)
They have a printed data list avilable in a booklet form.
It may even be available in electronic file but I don't know
what the cost is.

David Long
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Johansen Knut I wrote:

> Could the Richard Frazer-article in Air Medical J (May-June 2001) be useful?
>
> Knut J
>
> Hi there, I'm an Air Medical Program Medical Director and I need to get a
> hold of a few of the statistics of accidents for helicopters in the last few
> years.  I would love the last 10 years if you know where I can get them.
> Total number of accident, incidents, and total number of/with fatalities are
> what I'm looking for.  If there is anyone who has them as a number related
> to total number of EMS flights that would be even better.
>
> Do you have these or do you know where I could get them in the next few days
> to use in a safety lecture.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Reed Brozen MD
> Medical Director Air Transport
> Dartmouth-Hitchcock Advanced Response Team (DHART)
>
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