Our airplanes

Piper Cheyenne 3

The Cheyenne 3 first flew at the end of the 1970s, and became very popular throughout the 1980s. The Cheyenne 3 is an upgrade of the Piper Navajo plane, which is driven by piston engines and is not air-compressed. The Cheyenne 3 has two powerful turbo propeller engines designed by Canadian company Pratt & Whitney, each with 720 hp. Additionally, the Cheyenne 3 is air-compressed, and enables flight at a height of over 28,000 feet. The Cheyenne 3 is an improved and more powerful version of the Cheyenne 2, which has smaller engines.

Piper Aztec PA-23

The Piper Aztec 250 is an improved version of the Piper Apache plane manufactured till the end of the 1960s. The Aztec was upgraded with Lycoming piston engines, each with 250 hp. The Aztec can stay airborne for up to 7 hours, dominating and highly efficient at heights of up to 15,000 feet.

Cessna Grand Caravan

LifeAir’s Cessna Grand Caravan 4X-CZE aircraft is the world’s leading multi-purpose, multi-task plane. Its basic properties allow it to perform a wide variety of aerial tasks at maximum efficiency.

The aircraft was developed by American company Cessna, and performed its first flight in 1986. It features a powerful turbine engine designed by the Pratt and Whitney company. The aircraft is a high-wing one, and offers a comfy and accessible cabin and large ground clearance. All of these enable it to perform a wide variety of tasks, including passenger flights, parachuting drops, cargo flights and flight for the testing and development of remote sensor systems, as well as for carrying designated payloads.

LifeAir carried out an extensive overhaul of its Cessna aircraft, in order to adapt it to its customers’ needs.

Additional aircraft operated by LIFEAIR

LIFEAIR provides comprehensive services in the field of aerial platforms. Therefore, the company operates additional aircraft with varied capabilities as needed. The total capabilities of the aircraft operated by the company provide a full package of services for every need and purpose.