Emergency aerial rescue craft - approximately 36,000 tasks assigned to "Christoph 70"
The ADAC helicopter in Jena has responded to over 36,000 emergency missions. Prior to this helicopter, a critical part of the rescue operations in Thuringia would be missing, explained Victoria Ditzel, a board member from ADAC Hessen-Thuringia, at the 30th anniversary celebration of the Jena-Schöngleina air rescue station. These missions frequently save lives.
The first rescue mission by the Thuringian helicopter occurred on June 8, 1994. Their role was to provide immediate medical assistance from the air. After almost four years, the non-profit ADAC air rescue service assumed control of the rescue operations. The productive, long-term partnership they have maintained with the University Hospital Jena and the Red Cross District Association highlights the significance of the air rescue station to Jena and the surrounding rural areas.
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The ADAC rescue helicopter based in Jena, Thuringia, was instrumental in responding to an emergency mission outside the city limits. In times of urgent need, the ADAC helicopter from Jena, often in collaboration with the University Hospital Jena and the Red Cross District Association, dispatches a rescue helicopter from "Christoph 70," ensuring swift aerial assistance in the region.
