Air rescue Angermünde: Celebrate quick help from the air for 10 years!

Air rescue Angermünde: Celebrate quick help from the air for 10 years!

Südring 12, 16278 Angermünde, Deutschland - On June 19, 2025, the air rescue station in Angermünde not only celebrates its 10th birthday, but also a success story that has developed since its opening on August 1, 2015. The facility closes an important gap in the northeast of Brandenburg and has carried out over 13,000 missions in recent years - from acute emergencies to relocation flights. The responsible positions are particularly proud of the technical possibilities and the well -trained crew, which can rush quickly and efficiently in an emergency.

In the coming days, the air rescue station invites you to a big party to celebrate this anniversary. On June 21, an open day will be organized, which is aimed at both families and interested parties. Numerous program items are offered that not only make the technology of the air rescue service tangible. Visitors have the opportunity to visit the H135 operating helicopter, explore fire engines and take part in live demonstrations. There are also various hands -on activities that are likely to inspire young and old.

Ten years ago everything started

The construction of the air rescue station began on August 19, 2014, a symbolic groundbreaking ceremony was set by Brandenburg's then Minister of Health Anita Tack and the board of the DRF air rescue. The state-of-the-art station is equipped with a large hangar and office, functional and social spaces and offers optimal working conditions on around 3,000 square meters.

It is particularly noteworthy that the station is designed in such a way that it can also be in use if necessary 24 hours. Currently, the helicopters are active every day from sunrise to sunset, whereby you can reach uses within a radius of 60 kilometers in a maximum of 15 minutes. It is this speed and efficiency that often decide on life and death in critical situations.

experienced crew in service

The crew of the air rescue station consists of experienced pilots, emergency paramedics and regional emergency doctors. These well -coordinated teams guarantee the best possible medical care as soon as the alarm sounds. Since February 16, 2022, the H135 helicopter has been in daily service, which has significantly improved the capability of the station. The combination of the latest technology and professional training ensures that people in the region can rely on the air rescue station.

until the big festival on June 21, there are only a few days left, and the anticipation for the anniversary is increasing. If you want to learn more about the service of the air rescue, you are welcome to visit the station and take a look behind the scenes. Here it becomes clear how valuable quick action is in emergency situations and that life sometimes hangs in the air lines of the DRF air rescue.