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AA-07 · AIR AMBULANCE

Landing zones and logistics

Aircraft need somewhere to land, a route to fly, and a facility that can receive the patient at the other end.

AA-07

In detail

ElementDetail
Temporary landing zonesEstablished, assessed and recorded as platform resources, with condition and capacity tracked.
Alternative routesMaintained against the reality that disasters damage transport infrastructure, including airports.
Pre-identified facilitiesMedical facilities capable of handling critical cases identified in advance, with live capability status.
Staging areasForward staging for fuel, supplies and crew rotation.
Access windowsWeather, daylight and security windows planned into routing.
Notes

Points to be clear about

  • Improving infrastructure and logistics planning is one of the six solutions named in the source analysis, and it is the one most often neglected until an aircraft has nowhere to put down.
  • Landing zones are held in the Supply Chain Management module (MOD-3.3) alongside staging areas, so ground and air logistics are planned against one picture.

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