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Gama Aviation Sues over Loss of Air Ambulance Contract
Northern Ireland-based 247 Aviation is set to take over air ambulance work
Gama Aviation air ambulance
Gama Aviation uses King Air aircraft for air ambulance services.

Gama Aviation is challenging a decision by authorities in Guernsey and Jersey to replace Gama as the air ambulance service contractor for the Channel Islands. On Thursday, lawyers representing the UK-based business aviation services group told a Guernsey court that a decision by the States of Guernsey’s Health and Social Care (HSC) agency had breached its own procurement policies on transparency and equal treatment for bidding companies.

HSC has awarded a new air ambulance contract to 247 Aviation, which is due to start its duties in December. The company, which is based in Northern Ireland with a fleet consisting of Pilatus PC-12s and a Bombardier Learjet 45, did not respond to AIN’s request for a comment on the case.

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