An ALS Dash 8 in Fly ALS colours reflected in a wet apron

Fleet

Pick the aircraft for the strip.

Jets for distance. Dash 8s for load. The 1900D for short runways, the Caravan for rough ones. We fly and maintain all of them ourselves.

Aircraft
34
Types, from the Cessna 172 to the Embraer jet
9
Dash 8s, the backbone of the fleet
14
Embraer jets fitted as air ambulances
2

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Embraer ERJ-145Dash 8Beechcraft 1900DGrand Caravan
JobLong regional flights, air ambulance, wet leaseHumanitarian, UN, charterShort runways, small crews, UNBush strips, safari, cadets' first line job
Seats37–5037–501912
Engines2 × Rolls-Royce AE 3007 turbofan2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PW100-series turboprop2 × PT6A-67D turboprop1 × PT6A-114A turboprop
CruiseM0.78–0.80265–289 kt280 kt184 kt
Range, full cabin1,550–2,000 nm924–1,125 nm382 nm907 nm on full fuel
PressurisedYesYesYesNo
Lands onRunwaysRunways and prepared strips; gravel approval for the -300Paved and prepared stripsGravel, grass, murram
A Fly ALS Grand Caravan on a grass strip between two elephants

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