erStatic display, owner by El Mercurio newspaper and operated by Servicios Aéreos y Marítimos Santa María (Carlos Ay photo).

Interesting how they crammed the registration on the tail. (Nikon D850 + Nikkor 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6G AF-S VR ED)

Christus Health's Flight For Life program has been serving East Texas since 1985 with service today provided within a 150-mile radius of its helicopter bases in Palestine, Longview, Wills Point and Mount Pleasant, TX. PHI Air Medical has been the operator since 2018, with a fleet that includes H145 N745TX based at East Texas Regional Airport, Airbus H135 N380PH and Bell 407s N744TX and N407LN. PHI also operates EMS H145s in Houston, TX and St Louis, MO and is adding three H145s to replace two S-76C++ for the Cleveland Clinic that are based at Burke Lakefront Airport and Wadsworth Airport, OH.

The Bolivian air force operates the EC145 for use by the president, as well as for Search and Rescue (SAR) missions in the high Andes mountains.

Parked at Avincis Albacete. (Nikon D850 + Nikkor 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6G AF-S VR ED)

Metro Aviation operates Benefis Healthcare's Mercy Flight program providing helicopter air medical transport in Montana and Northwest USA. This H145 joined Metro Aviation's fleet in August 2023.

One of two EC145s operated by the Bolivian air force, although bought for presidential use, these helicopters were also used for Search and Rescue missions. FAB-004 is ex D-HALD with Eurocopter and seen here at El Trompillo.

One of two EC145s operated by the Bolivian air force, although bought for presidential use, these helicopters were also used for Search and Rescue missions as can be seen by the hoist. FAB-003 is seen here at its homebase.

Parked at Avincis Albacete. (Nikon D850 + Nikkor 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6G AF-S VR ED)

This 2006 Airbus EC145 (BK 117C-2) N145SU of Stanford Life Flight is based on the roof of the Stanford Medical Center in Palo Alto, CA. It is one of three EC145s operated by Air Methods in California (i.e. Fresno and Children's Health of Orange County). Stanford's first helicopter was an Alouette III, N607RM, operated by Rocky Mountain Helicopters in May-August 1984, followed by a TwinStar N57898 (Aug 1984 to Sep 1986), a BK 117 (1986-2007) and a EC145 (2007-present). N145SU will be replace in Spring 2024 by a new Airbus H145 (117D-3) N1984S, msn 21114. Seen departing after refuelling at PAO.