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A flying Ford Windstar

Stamped: Tuesday, June 05, 2007

This could save your life. When you think of these helicopters, you may imagine they are large and open inside. Truth is, the inside of this thing is more like the inside of a mini-van. With all the equipment to keep a patient alive, there is very little room for the patient.

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