Christoph 32, Rescue helicopter at Klinikum Ingolstadt, Germany
Christoph 32 is an Airbus H135 rescue helicopter based at Klinikum Ingolstadt that provides emergency medical transport and treatment. The aircraft is equipped with specialized medical gear and staffed by trained emergency professionals.
The service was established in 1991 when it took over emergency flights previously handled by the German military. Since then it has evolved with equipment upgrades while maintaining continuous coverage for the region.
The helicopter operates in close coordination with hospital staff who train regularly in emergency protocols and follow international medical standards. This partnership with Klinikum Ingolstadt ensures patients receive immediate care upon arrival.
The station operates around the clock for emergencies with response times of just a few minutes from base. Visitors should know the helicopter may be away on missions and poor weather can limit operations.
The aircraft transports not only patients but also organs for transplants, playing a critical role in regional healthcare beyond standard emergency response. This specialized mission requires special protocols and rapid coordination.
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