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Table of Contents
Section Subject Page
SECTION 0 INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................... 4
SECTION 1 GENERAL .................................................................................................................... 4
SECTION 2 LIMITATIONS .............................................................................................................. 4
SECTION 3 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ................................................................................... 6
SECTION 4 NORMAL PROCEDURES ........................................................................................... 7
SECTION 5 PERFORMANCE ......................................................................................................... 7
SECTION 6 WEIGHT AND BALANCE ............................................................................................ 8
SECTION 7 AIRPLANE AND SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION .............................................................. 9
SECTION 8 HANDLING, SERVICING, AND MAINTENANCE ....................................................... 9
SECTION 9 SUPPLEMENTS .......................................................................................................... 9
SECTION 10 SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL TIPS .......................................................................... 9
APPENDIX A CARGO SLED LOADING ........................................................................................... 10
FAA Approved Date: August 26, 2016 Aircraft: Pilatus PC-12, PC-12/45, PC-12/47
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SECTION 0 INTRODUCTION
No Change
SECTION 1 GENERAL
No Change
SECTION 2 LIMITATIONS
1. Patients and AeroSleds shall be installed such that the patient's head is forward in the aircraft.
2. If a backrest is installed, it shall be in the fully lowered position for taxi, takeoff and landing.
3. A minimum of one attendant must be provided for each stretcher occupant who is incapable of
independently exiting the aircraft.
4. No obstruction, including LifePort equipment, accessory systems or transport incubators, may fall
within the projected emergency exit opening, during taxi, takeoff or landing, unless an unobstructed
opening large enough to admit a 19-by-26-inch ellipse is provided; reference Figure 1. The 19-by-26-
inch ellipse can be located anywhere, vertically and longitudinally, within the opening of the
emergency exit.
Note:
An obstruction is any object that can block or hinder the operation of the emergency exits or access
to the emergency exit. This limitation in no way implies that any obstruction may be in any other
location.
Forward
Emergency Exit
Exit
Unobstructed Opening
26.0 19.0
+Z
+X
Figure 1 Emergency Exit Limitation
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5. If the following systems are installed, the associated placard must be installed as indicated. Lettering
must be at least 1/8" high, legible and in a color contrasting the background.
System Placards
AeroSled TD 46" (100-4501)

Placard 000-5227 On the AeroSled.
"LOADING LIMITATIONS: A MAXIMUM LOAD OF 120 LBS IS ALLOWED AND MUST BE
ATTACHED TO THE MS33601 TYPE TRACKS IN AT LEAST FOUR LOCATIONS WITH
PROPERLY RATED FASTENERS SPACED AT LEAST 12 INCHES APART. MAX
VERTICAL CG IS 12" ABOVE LATCH PINS.
CAUTION: IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR TO ENSURE THE

AIRWORTHINESS OF ANY LOAD OR EQUIPMENT MOUNTED ON THE SLED
INCLUDING EMI, RMI, FLAMMABILITY, EMERGENCY EGRESS, STRUCTURAL
INTEGRITY OR ANY OTHER POTENTIAL HAZARD."
AeroSled TD 72" (100-4941)

Placard 000-6232 On the AeroSled.
"LOADING LIMITATIONS: A MAXIMUM LOAD OF 300 LBS IS ALLOWED AND MUST BE
PROPERLY RATED FASTENERS SPACED AT LEAST 24 INCHES APART. MAX

AIRWORTHINESS OF ANY LOAD OR EQUIPMENT MOUNTED ON THE SLED
INCLUDING EMI, RMI, FLAMMABILITY, EMERGENCY EGRESS, STRUCTURAL
AeroSled TD 72” (AS1-059-01)

Placard NPD-1365-01
“LOADING LIMITATIONS: A MAXIMUM LOAD OF 270 LBS IS ALLOWED AND MUST BE
PROPERLY RATED FASTENERS SPACED AT LEAST 24.0 INCHES APART. MAX

AIRWORTHINESS OF ANY LOAD OR EQUIPMENT MOUNTED ON THIS SLED
INCLUDING: EMI, RMI, FLAMMABILITY, EMERGENCY EGRESS, STRUCTURAL
Cabinet Assy (100-4935)

Placard per 100-4968
On Drawers: "DRAWER MUST BE LATCHED FOR TAXI, TAKE-OFF OR LANDING
MAX. 15 LBS PER DRAWER"
On Top: MAX 30 LBS. 3" MAX VERT CG.
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System Placards
AeroSled Accessory Arch (100-6148)

Placard 000-9443 on the arch
25 LBS MAXIMUM. THE CENTER OF GRAVITY MUST NOT BE MORE THAN 2” ABOVE
THE UPPER SURFACE. CAUTION: IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR TO
ENSURE THE AIRWORTHINESS OF ANY LOAD OR EQUIPMENT MOUNTED ON THE
SLED INCLUDING EMI, RMI, FLAMMABILITY, EMERGENCY EGRESS, STRUCTURAL
INTEGRITY OR ANY OTHER POTENTIAL HAZARD.
Placard 000-2587 on the arch pole

12 LB POLE LIMIT WITH CG WITHIN 4” OF POLE C/L. MUST BE REMOVED FOR
TAKEOFF AND LANDING.
AeroSled Accessory Arch (ST1-301-01)

Placard NPD-649-01 on the arch
35 LBS MAXIMUM. THE CENTER OF GRAVITY MUST NOT BE MORE THAN 2” ABOVE
THE UPPER SURFACE OF MOUNT PLATFORM. CAUTION: IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY
OF THE OPERATOR TO ENSURE THE AIRWORTHINESS OF ANY LOAD OR
EQUIPMENT MOUNTED ON THE SLED INCLUDING EMI, RMI, FLAMMABILITY,
EMERGENCY EGRESS, STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OR ANY OTHER POTENTIAL
HAZARD.
Placard NPD-650-01 on the arch pole

6 LB POLE LIMIT WITH CG WITHIN 4” OF POLE C/L. MUST BE REMOVED FOR
TAKEOFF AND LANDING.
SECTION 3 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
1. In case of failure of generator or alternator to produce output for any reason, the EMS (PLUS) electrical
system will be automatically shed. The EMS (PLUS) system may be brought back on line by placing the
switch in the Override position.
WARNING: The electrical loads must be monitored to maintain approved loads (300 Amp for the
generator, 140 Amps for the alternator)
See procedures section of the applicable Airplane Flight Manual for detailed load shedding procedures.
2. Evacuation of Non Ambulatory Patient

In the event that emergency evacuation is required, the attendant required by limitation 3, in SECTION 2
of this FMS, is responsible for evacuating the non-ambulatory stretcher occupant. The forward left side
passenger door is the primary exit. If this exit is blocked use the type III over wing exit.
If the forward passenger door is used, remove the patient from the sled and drag them by lifting under both
arms and backing through the door. If the window exit is used, allow the pilot to exit first. Put the patient’s
legs through the window. Lift the upper body and allow it to slide through the window. The pilot lowers the
patient to the ground.
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SECTION 4 NORMAL PROCEDURES
1. Payloads on LifePort cargo sleds are to be secured per APPENDIX A.
2. Application of Occupant Restraining Harness.
The occupant shall be secured by the occupant restraint harness during taxi, take-off and landing
operations.
The occupant restraining harness is installed as required to fit each individual occupant. The shoulder
straps are passed over the occupants shoulders and fastened through the buckle of the torso belt. The
thigh belt is secured over the lower limbs of the occupant.
3. Installation of AeroSled on Patient Loading and Utility System (PLUS).
Slide AeroSled down PLUS until latching pins engage latching station. Verify that all four latch pins are
engaging latch stations. Rocking the sled from each end is an acceptable method of verification.
Occupants head must be forward.
4. PLUS Electrical Systems
One or two Patient Loading and Utility Systems (PLUS) may be installed.
The PLUS installation is powered from the aircraft electrical system and is controlled by the LifePort switch
located in pilot's lower instrument panel. This control switch has three positions; ON, OFF, and
OVERRIDE.
The PLUS system is powered from the aircraft circuitry and is protected by an automatic load shed system.
(Both the generator and alternator must be on line for the system to function.)
The Override position is for ground use and emergency override in a generator out situation per the
Emergency Procedures in this supplement.
Primary aircraft electrical systems shall have priority over medical systems when electrical load shedding is
required.
Circuit breakers are located under the cabin floor at SP20.
SECTION 5 PERFORMANCE
No Change
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SECTION 6 WEIGHT AND BALANCE
Load aircraft in accordance with the Weight and Balance Operating procedures. See weight and balance
section of the applicable Airplane Flight Manual. The C.G. location of AeroSleds and occupants must be
determined and entered in the weight and balance section of this manual. (See LifePort, Inc. Document No.
EGR-714-14-001 and/or EGR-855-19-001 for additional weight and balance information)
Sled Location Occupant Moment Arm
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SECTION 7 AIRPLANE AND SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION
No change
SECTION 8 HANDLING, SERVICING, AND MAINTENANCE
No change
SECTION 9 SUPPLEMENTS
No change
SECTION 10 SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL TIPS
No change
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APPENDIX A CARGO SLED LOADING
The LifePort system includes an option for a cargo sled. If an AeroSled TD 46" or 72" (Part no. 100-
4501 and 100-4941 or AS1-059-01, respectively) is installed, the following loading limits must be
observed.
This section provides loading limitations for LifePort cargo sleds. Sleds are equipped with placards
giving the weight and vertical cg limitations for that sled.
The sleds are equipped with standard Brownline track as shown below.
The track has the following ultimate loading limits:

46" TD Vertical: 1500 lb Horizontal: 1000 lb
72" TD Vertical: 1500 lb Horizontal: 1750 lb
No interaction is required for these loads. Track fittings must be rated for the above loads.
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The sled limitations are based on a given weight at a given vertical center of gravity (CG). The
vertical CG is the point at which the payload could be balanced on a point if turned on it's side as
shown below.
The Vertical CG's of several items can be combined by multiplying the weight and cg of each
item and summing them and dividing by total weight.
Example: Item a: 30 lb with cg of 5"; Item b: 60 lb with cg of 8"
(30 Lb. * 5 in)+(60 Lb * 8 in)

Combined Vertical CG = 30 Lb. + 60 Lb. =7.0 in. above the latch pins.
The sled is limited to 120 lbs including the 28 lb sled weight for the 46" (100-4501) TD, 300 lb not
including the sled for the 72" (100-4941) TD and 270 lb not including the sled for the 72” (AS1-
059-01) TD. The vertical CG is limited to 12" above the sled latch pins.
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The payload is restrained by cargo straps and must have a minimum of two straps. The
attachment of the straps to the track must be separated by a minimum of 12" for the 46" TD and
24" for the 72" TD in the fore aft direction. See below for a typical strap attachment to the track.
Minimum strap rating of 2000 lbs tension is required for maximum load. For several pieces or
unusual shapes cargo nets are preferable.
Special attention is need to ensure the payload is secured in the forward direction. The following
figures show some acceptable strapping configurations.
Cargo Straps Around a Box
FWD
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Cargo Straps Around a Oxygen Bottle
FWD
Additional Limitations for Cargo Attachment
EMERGENCY EGRESS
No payload may protrude in front of any main exit; see SECTION 2 Note 4 for emergency exit
requirements. The payload may not extend beyond the basic dimensions of the cargo sled.

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1610 Heritage Street

Figure 1 Emergency Exit Limitation

AeroSled TD 46" (100-4501)

CAUTION: IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR TO ENSURE THE

AeroSled TD 72" (100-4941)

CAUTION: IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR TO ENSURE THE

AeroSled TD 72” (AS1-059-01)

CAUTION: IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR TO ENSURE THE

Cabinet Assy (100-4935)

AeroSled Accessory Arch (100-6148)

Placard 000-2587 on the arch pole

AeroSled Accessory Arch (ST1-301-01)

Placard NPD-650-01 on the arch pole

SECTION 3 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

2. Evacuation of Non Ambulatory Patient

SECTION 4 NORMAL PROCEDURES

1. Payloads on LifePort cargo sleds are to be secured per APPENDIX A.

2. Application of Occupant Restraining Harness.

3. Installation of AeroSled on Patient Loading and Utility System (PLUS).

4. PLUS Electrical Systems

Circuit breakers are located under the cabin floor at SP20.

SECTION 6 WEIGHT AND BALANCE

Sled Location Occupant Moment Arm

SECTION 7 AIRPLANE AND SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION

SECTION 8 HANDLING, SERVICING, AND MAINTENANCE

SECTION 10 SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL TIPS

APPENDIX A CARGO SLED LOADING

The track has the following ultimate loading limits:

Example: Item a: 30 lb with cg of 5"; Item b: 60 lb with cg of 8"

(30 Lb. * 5 in)+(60 Lb * 8 in)

Cargo Straps Around a Box

Cargo Straps Around a Oxygen Bottle

Additional Limitations for Cargo Attachment

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