A Swiss air ambulance landed in Guernsey on Tuesday morning, before flying on to Southampton.
The Bombardier Challenger 650 plane, which is operated by the Swiss air ambulance service, Rega, landed at Guernsey Airport at 09:11 before departing at 10:58, according to a States of Guernsey spokesperson.
The plane, registration HB-JWA, arrived in the Bailiwick from Zurich, Switzerland, where it had been overnight, according to flight records.
The spokesperson said they did not have “any further information about the nature of the medevac”.
Swiss fleet
Rega operates three Challenger 650 ambulance jets, as well as a fleet of 21 air ambulance helicopters.
The Challenger jets are used all over the world, and can fly up to 4,000 miles.
They are kitted out like an intensive care unit and are able to carry two intensive care patients lying down, and up to four patients in total.
