Pictured at UT Health hospital in Henderson, TX. UT Health base helicopters at two other hospitals in Athens and Quitman, Tx. This EC-135 previously operated for Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company as N196N from 2007 to 2012.

On behalf of the University of Texas Health service, Metro Aviation operates four EC135. Strategically located around the City of Tyler, three EC135'a are based at the Hospital Helipads in Athens, Henderson and Quitman, while a 4th aircraft is kept in stand-by mode or back-up during maintenance. N912UT pictured here at dusk operates 24/7, as do the other three EC135 registered N911ET, N913ET and N914ET. N912UT was originally built for the Iraqi AF as YI-293 but never taken up, and was the last to join UT Health in March 2020.

Small "Owned and Operated by Metro Aviation Inc" on nose. Photo by Alan Norris.

Small "Operated by Metro Aviation" titles on the nose. Photo by Alan Norris.

Operated by Metro Aviation on behalf of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.

Metro Aviation has operated this Dauphin since 2012 for the University of Michigan Survival Flight. It's pictured at the University Hospital's hillside Helipad 2.

MedFlight 9 on the pad at Riverside. Built in 2012.

Departing 9OI9. Built in 2011.

Preparing to depart back to base.

Survival Flight is the critical care transport program of Michigan Medicine. This 2011 EC155B-1 is pictured arriving at the University of Michigan Medical Center in Ann Arbor.

Metro Life Flight is the CAMTS certified (Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems) air ambulance arm of Cleveland's MetroHealth system serving Northeast Ohio state. Three Eurocopter EC-145's were delivered beginning in 2009 replacing Sikorsky S-76s operated previously. This aircraft was delivered in December 2009. Carries very small "Operated by Metro Aviation" titles.

Operated by Metro Aviation, based in Shreveport, Louisiana, provides helicopter charter, flight training, and maintenance operations. The company's Aircraft Completion Center facility modifies helicopters for Air Medical, Law Enforcement, and VIP/Corporate use. They also provide helicopters and flight crews (non-medical) for hospitals across the USA. This recently equipped aircraft was on display at Heli-Expo 2017 before entering service in Louisiana as N83EL 2017 - 20. The helicopter is current as C-GTUQ with the province of Quebec's Airmedic.