Air Ambulance Aircraft to Inner Seas

Saturday, 17 January 2026 | 13:01 | From Glasgow Airport

Flight path map showing Air Ambulance Aircraft route from Glasgow Airport to Inner Seas

On Saturday, 17 January 2026 at 13:01, a Air Ambulance Aircraft departed from Glasgow Airport to Inner Seas. It was the Air Ambulance Aircraft with registration number G-SASC. The flight lasted 25 minutes. During that period, the aircraft travelled 95 miles at an average speed of 234 miles per hour at a maximum altitude of 5975 feet.

Photo of helicopter: G-SASC
Helicopter: G-SASC

The aircraft G-SASC is used as an air ambulance aircraft. The main purpose of this aircraft is to transport a Mobile Medical Team to an incident as quickly as possible, enabling the trauma doctor to provide immediate first aid on site. The aircraft is flying this flight as Air Ambulance Aircraft.

Photo: Mike Pennington

Distance travelled
96 miles
5975 feet
dashboard average speed
234 mph
25 minutes
13:01
13:26
Flight tracking overview, altitude and location

Route

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Inner Seas, 13:26

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Inner Seas13:24

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Port Charlotte13:24

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Kilchiaran13:24

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Port Charlotte13:24

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Kilchiaran13:23

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Inner Seas13:23

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Kilchoman13:22

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Keills13:19

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Port Askaig13:18

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Inner Seas13:18

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Craighouse13:17

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Faolainn13:17

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Inner Seas13:14

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Tarbert13:12

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Inner Seas13:07

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Inverkip airstrip13:07

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Greenock13:06

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Port Glasgow13:05

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Kilmacolm13:05

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Langbank13:04

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Bishopton13:04

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Erskine13:03

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Old Kilpatrick13:03

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Duntocher13:03

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Clydebank13:02

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Renfrew13:02

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Glasgow Airport, Glasgow13:01