• Compliance with flight regulations: the total absence of velcro and magnets guarantees full suitability for use on board rescue aircraft without violating aviation protocols.
• Rapid maneuverability at altitude: the presence of the dedicated metal hook allows direct attachment to the winch carabiner during helicopter rescue phases.
• Immediate inspection of medical devices: the transparent modular pouches held by removable flaps allow for the immediate identification of the necessary medical material without wasting time.
• Total accessibility of contents: the 2 circumferential zippers allow the backpack to be opened book-style or to modulate the opening according to the available operational space.
• Facilitated decontamination and resistance: the rectangular structure with a smooth surface simplifies cleaning operations, while reinforced corners protect the backpack from continuous rubbing.

This emergency backpack is designed for professional use in air rescue and helicopter emergency medical service (HEMS) contexts. It finds its specific application in the equipment of air ambulances, air rescue units, recovery teams in inaccessible environments, and highly specialized emergency medical operators. It represents the designated operational tool for managing medical supplies and emergency devices intended for circulation and respiration during rescue missions.

The h687_100 model is the correct choice when operational prerequisites demand a storage volume of 49.92 L in XL size perfectly compliant with aviation regulations prohibiting the use of magnets and velcro. It responds promptly to the needs of air rescue specifications requiring a high-visibility red module with a low weight (3.36 kg without accessories), equipped with a winch hook and prepared for organization in a bipack system for circulation and respiration.

How does this air rescue backpack differ from a standard ground emergency backpack?

Unlike common ambulance backpacks, the h687_100 model is free of velcro components or magnets, elements prohibited by aviation regulations. It also features a specific metal hook for the helicopter winch, dedicated transparent pouches with retention flaps, and a smooth rectangular shape designed to withstand flight stresses and facilitate cleaning.

What system is used instead of velcro to hold the internal modules?

The internal organization and retention of the transparent modular pouches are handled by two removable support flaps specifically designed for this version, which secure the equipment inside the backpack without resorting to magnets or velcro strips.

What are the opening possibilities for the backpack during an intervention?

Thanks to the 2 integrated circumferential zippers, the operator can choose the degree of opening of the backpack based on the situation, with the possibility of opening it completely book-style for a total view of the medical pouches contained within its 40 x 52 x 24 cm dimensions.