RICHMOND, B.C. — British Columbia will be replacing its fleet of air ambulance planes by the fall of next year, Premier David Eby said.

Eby said Friday that the 12 new Beechcraft King Air ambulances will be able to land on gravel runways and access more rural and remote communities.

The planes will have a uniform layout, making them easier for paramedics to use, and will offer expanded capabilities for specialized care, he said.

RICHMOND, B.C. — British Columbia will be replacing its fleet of air ambulance planes by the fall of next year, Premier David Eby said.{ai:summary}<p>In Richmond, BC, new air ambulance fleet to replace old planes, able to reach rural areas. Premier promises improved care services. #health</p>

B.C. to replace fleet of air ambulances by next fall, Premier David Eby says

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