The Jet ICU hangar: Learjets under the lights, the U.S., Florida and POW flags on the back wall. (their own photograph)

Aircraft fleet

The aircraft fleet allows JET ICU to transport patients on international flights.

Chosen for performance.

JET ICU has chosen an all Learjet fleet for its overall performance. The Learjet has the ability to cruise in excess of 500 miles per hour at altitudes of up to 45,000 feet, high above any adverse weather.

Specifications

A Jet ICU Learjet on the ramp at dusk, door shut, nose and engine close. (their own photograph)

Bombardier Learjet 60

Cruise level: 51,000 feet in less than 15 minutes
Speed: 450 Knots or 517 MPH
Range: 2,500 Miles
Cabin length: 17’8"
Cabin height: 5’7"
Cabin width: 5’11"

A Jet ICU Learjet lined up on the runway, nose toward the camera. (their own photograph)

Bombardier Learjet 35A

Cruise level: 45,000 feet in less than 24 minutes
Speed: 450 Knots or 517 MPH
Range: 2,000 Miles
Cabin length: 12’9"
Cabin height: 4’3"
Cabin width: 4’9"

Fleet gallery

The jet's cabin looking forward, stretcher along the left side and the cockpit beyond. (their own photograph)

The Learjet cockpit: the windscreen, clouds beyond, and the glareshield above the instrument panel. (their own photograph)

A stretcher secured in the cabin beside a leather seat, ready for a patient. (their own photograph)

The Learjet cabin set as a flying ICU: a stretcher with blue mattress beside leather seats. (their own photograph)

Two Jet ICU flight crew in blue flight suits in front of their Learjet in the hangar. (a still from their own video)