A Beechcraft King Air 350 registered VH-AMS, operating in NSW Ambulance livery, taxies on a rainy day – a vital lifeline for rural medical emergencies in Australia.

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📝 Spotter's notes

A Beechcraft King Air 350 registered VH-AMS, operating in NSW Ambulance livery, taxies on a rainy day – a vital lifeline for rural medical emergencies in Australia.

✈️ Aircraft identity

Registration VH-AMS
ICAO Type BE20
Model King Air 350
Manufacturer Beechcraft
Airline NSW Ambulance / Royal Flying Doctor Service
Livery NSW Ambulance (air ambulance/medevac livery; red checkered tail and stripe)
Military Civilian

🔧 Technicals

Engine Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-60A
Thrust 1,050 shp (783 kW) per engine
Wingspan 17.65 m
Length 14.22 m
Height 4.37 m
MTOW 6,803 kg
Range 3,345 km
Capacity 11 (maximum, depending on configuration; air ambulance = fewer seats for stretchers/medevac)
Cruise Speed 560 km/h
Noise Rating ICAO Chapter 4 compliant (typical for King Air 350), approximately 75-82 dB at takeoff

📍 Location

Airport Code SYD/YSSY
Airport Name Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport
Viewing Spot Shep’s Mound

📷 Camera

Device FUJIFILM X-S10
Lens XF 16-80mm f/4 R OIS WR