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“TRAPPED IN THE ICE” - A LOOK BACK WITH DR. AXEL MANN
During his 38 years as Medical Director at Air Zermatt, Dr. Axel Mann served the helicopter company with his medical expertise and skills. He collected an endless number of thrilling, humorous, and sad stories over the years, and we knew we had to share them with you. Enjoy a look into the amazingly varied day-to-day work of our rescue crew.
Out and about with the net and hook: The regional program is a hit
During the summer months, Air Zermatt offers the Regional Program every Saturday. The people of Upper Valais can fly material from A to B and benefit from a special price for the combined overflight. We accompanied the crew last Saturday and got an impression of how it goes on and off during the regioprgram and what has already flown below the heli through the Valais.
VISITORS FROM MANALI: TASK SPECIALIST TEAM RECEIVES COMPETENT SUPPORT
For just over three years, Air Zermatt has held a 25-percent stake in a helicopter company in India. As part of this partnership, we have been providing flight operations training for several years now.
LOUIS GRUBER: FROM CONSTRUCTION TO EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Louis Gruber is completing his vocation training with Air Zermatt to become a certified SAR flight paramedic. In doing so, he has pursued his longtime passion for both emergency rescues and helicopters. He spoke with us in his final year of training to detail the highs and lows of his job and the everyday rescue missions that have proven to be defining experiences.