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24.09.2009

Doctor and paramedic walking by TF-MYX at Kulusuk, Greenland.

TF-MYX at Kulusuk airport.

During a flight from Reykjavik to Akureyri in February 2009.

The lifeport equipment onboard TF-MYX.

The hangar door can be seen closing behind the aircraft as it waits for it's crew.

During the flooding at Akureyri during During 2006. The weather had been really rough that autumn with many storms associated with low pressure systems. This time the weather coincided with a rupture of a small dam South of Akureyri and the melting of snow, resulting in the river overflowing it's banks.

A helicopter from Air Greenland preparing departure to the town of Angmassalik in Eastern Greenland, to bring a patient to the waiting ambulance aircraft.

The hangar at Akureyri airport used by Myflug Air until early 2008, when the new hangar was ready for use. It provided a snug fit as the doorway was just wider than the wingspan of the BE-20.

The medevac equipment used onboard until present equipment was installed in a maintenance visit to Denmark in late 2006.

This infant care unit (I.C.U) is usually brought along when it is suspected that a pregnant woman is close to giving birth, when being transported by air.

TF-MYX and Sikorsky S-61 helicopter from Air Greenland. The S-61 was due to fly to the town of Nanortalik in Southern Greenland to pick up an infant in need of medical care in Iceland.

TF-MYX at Egilsstadir airport during March 2010. The ambulance can be seen arriving behind the aircraft. Egilsstadir is a town of close to 3000 inhabitants and is situated near the East coast of Iceland.

TF-MYX after arriving in Reykjavik with a patient

TF-MYX in Reykjavik

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