I still don’t understand why they wouldn’t use laser guided ones. They could almost send them directly to the available bed thru the window
A number of you have expressed concerns over the use of F18A Jetbulances. We would like to reassure you that they can drop the patient-pods accurately to within 200m of an A&E department and that the patient-pods are lined with sponge for a softer landing #AvGeek https://twitter.com/RAF_Luton/status/1293090531157913600 …pic.twitter.com/pbZJWhBzOz
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Hi Alistair, Laser guided patient pods are over £17.99 more expensive per pod.
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Heeheehee, the replies to this were hilarious! Keep up the good work Luton!
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PMSL.
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Is it true about the rumours of one pod being lined with sponge-cake, in a near fatal error?
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Drew, Completely untrue! Why would anyone waste cake like that!
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Of course, due to the mach cone, other planes only hear the siren after the Jetbulance has passed by. But getting patients to A&E ASAP is most important.
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This was first tried with stealth jets, but A&E never knew they were coming... ...people died. Tragic.
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Fake. No blue lights. Try harder.
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The Doppler effect also applies to light.. you would only see a blue shift if they were flying towards you. In this case, the red shift is apparent.
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