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AeroSync system will up the ante for Life Link
Astronautics supports AeroSync Mission operators with a subscription-based cellular data plan, offering global connectivity through partnerships with internet service providers across numerous international markets.
There is not a moment to lose during these operations.

Life Link III is investing in the AeroSync Mission internet connectivity system and cellular data plan as an aftermarket solution for its AW119 helicopters. Life Link III delivers critical care air medical transport for patients requiring immediate access to advanced medical facilities across Minnesota and Wisconsin and across the Upper Midwest.

Designed specifically for mission-critical operations, Astronautics' AeroSync Mission enables in-air, air-to-ground and on-ground wi-fi and cellular connectivity, transforming airborne connectivity from a limitation into a clinical and operational advantage. The system delivers a secure wireless hotspot designed to meet OEM-level standards for cybersecurity, quality and reliability.

For air ambulance operators, AeroSync Mission supports faster decision making, improved coordination and better preparedness upon arrival by enabling seamless data transfer between air medical crews and receiving trauma teams. By providing uninterrupted access to clinical information during transport, the system helps ensure that hospitals are prepared before the aircraft touches down, when minutes matter most.

With always-on connectivity enabled by AeroSync Mission, Life Link III leverages Playback Health, a next-generation clinical scribe platform that offers ambient dictation designed to streamline the clinical documentation process. AeroSync also opens the door to endless possibilities including patient data exchange, telehealth and an added layer of communication in the event of communications failure.

“For air ambulance operators, reliable connectivity isn't a convenience, it's a critical enabler of patient care,” explains Matthew Frei, director of connected aircraft solutions at Astronautics. “Installing AeroSync Mission on Life Link III's AW119 fleet removes one of the biggest barriers to digital care in the air, delivering continuous, secure connectivity without adding complexity for flight crews or maintenance teams. This installation also marks the expansion of our small, lightweight, all-in-one connectivity system from an OEM-only offering to a flexible aftermarket solution for operators seeking to modernise existing aircraft.”

Astronautics supports AeroSync Mission operators with a subscription-based cellular data plan, offering global connectivity through partnerships with internet service providers across numerous international markets. This approach provides operators with a streamlined and cost-effective way to maintain connectivity both in the air and on the ground, while simplifying IT management across the fleet. AeroSync wireless devices have achieved regulatory certification for cellular and Wi-Fi operation in the United States and many countries worldwide.

Optional AeroSync Mission features include video streaming, video storage, aircraft data collection and export, and engine data diagnostic services. Astronautics specialises in customising connectivity solutions to meet specific operator requirements, enabling scalable digital health and operational initiatives across air medical fleets.

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