Christoph 29

Christoph 29 serves emergency medical situations in northern Germany, carrying medical professionals and equipment for rapid patient transport and care.

The helicopter joined the German Air Rescue fleet in the 1970s as part of the nationwide initiative to enhance emergency medical response capabilities.

The helicopter's name follows the German tradition of naming rescue aircraft after Saint Christopher, the patron saint of travelers.

The helicopter operates from coordinates 53°35'47.62"N and 10°4'40.01"E, responding to emergency calls within a 50-kilometer radius of Hamburg.

This aircraft functions both as a primary response unit and intensive care transport, connecting with multiple hospitals across northern German regions.

GPS coordinates: 53.59656,10.07778

Latest update: March 6, 2025 04:36