What is the prior ACL for UH-1V (litters or ambulatory)?

What is the prior ACL for UH-1V (litters or ambulatory)?

• A. 6 litters or 9 ambulatory
• B. 5 litters or 7 ambulatory
• C. 4 litters or 6 ambulatory
• D. 7 litters or 8 ambulatory

Answer: (A)

The amount the aircraft is cleared to carry in a MEDEVAC mission is the ACL, stated as how many litters or ambulatory patients can be accommodated with standard medical equipment and crew. For the UH-1V in its typical medical configuration, you can place up to six litters while keeping space for necessary medical gear and flight crew. If you’re not using litters, the cabin can seat up to nine ambulatory patients with proper restraints. This reflects the interior layout, restraint points, and equipment footprint of the UH-1V. The other options would either underutilize or exceed the aircraft’s standard MEDEVAC loading with normal equipment and crew.

The amount the aircraft is cleared to carry in a MEDEVAC mission is the ACL, stated as how many litters or ambulatory patients can be accommodated with standard medical equipment and crew. For the UH-1V in its typical medical configuration, you can place up to six litters while keeping space for necessary medical gear and flight crew. If you’re not using litters, the cabin can seat up to nine ambulatory patients with proper restraints. This reflects the interior layout, restraint points, and equipment footprint of the UH-1V. The other options would either underutilize or exceed the aircraft’s standard MEDEVAC loading with normal equipment and crew.