SPECIAL MISSIONS

THE RIGHT AIRCRAFT FOR YOUR MISSION, WHATEVER IT MAY BE.

Those who perform special missions know that air access can be crucial for resolving countless situations. That is why TAM Executive Aviation maintains in its portfolio a complete range of multi-mission aircraft, specially made by the manufacturers Beechcraft, Bell Helicopter, and Cessna, and suited to diverse needs.

They are complete products that perfectly serve intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions, and are ideal for border patrols, coast guards, marine patrols, police missions, search and rescue (SAR), anti-terrorist surveillance, medical air lifts, among others.

MODELS

BARON ISR

One of the safest and most reliable models on the market, it has an even more complete version dedicated to Special Missions. Thanks to its two powerful Continental IO-550-C engines, the Baron ISR boasts superior speed and can reach long distances in less time, which is a great advantage in patrol and surveillance missions, for example. Equipped with the latest infrared camera, communication systems, and data recording, among others, the model becomes an ally when it comes to security.

MAIN DIFFERENCES

New digitally controlled air conditioning, with automatic temperature adjustment.
Large doors, which facilitate the rapid installation or removal of equipment.
Redesigned seats offering even more comfort.

STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGY

The model offers reliability and safety resulting from two powerful engines coupled with integrated Garmin G1000 NXi avionics and the ability to operate in adverse weather conditions.

GRAND CARAVAN EX SPECIAL MISSIONS

Known as Cessna's multi-mission aircraft, the Caravan also excels when it comes to Special Missions. This is the aircraft with the highest number of post-factory modifications (known as STCs) approved by the FAA and ANAC proportional to market time. This proves not only the flexibility of the configurations possible in the Caravan, but also its versatility.

Its interior can be configured to serve a wide variety of missions, whether to transport troops, police, or patients, or to transport ammunition, food, or medicine. The model also handles skydiving missions very well.

Ideal for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions.

It perfectly handles border patrol missions, coast guard, marine patrol, police missions, search and rescue (SAR) and anti-terrorism, trafficking, and contraband surveillance.

Perfect for medical air lift missions.

The Grand Caravan EX Special Missions is also certified for several ICU aerial solutions as it is able to contain a life support system, stretcher, boarding ramp, oxygen bottle, electric coupling, and incubator, among others.

Recognition

Such versatility and reliability have made the Caravan one of the preferred aircraft of some of the world's leading public forces, including the US, Yemen, Argentina, Kenya, Colombia, Paraguay, South Africa, and Peru, among others. In Brazil, this model is used by the FAB (Brazilian Air Force), Federal Police, Military Police of Bahia, and the Governments of Pará and Paraná.

KING AIR 360ER

Proven flexibility on missions, accessibility, and reliability make the King Air 360ER the ideal aircraft for the majority of special missions. Its configurable interior perfectly accommodates passengers and loads, or can also be adapted for missions like aerial searches, ambulance, and surveillance, among others.

Countless possibilities for long-range missions.

The ability to go anywhere without additional fuel tanks makes it the ideal model for missions that require traveling long distances. Its high durability engineering makes it perfect for the harshest environments, including extreme temperatures and irregular runways.

Perfect for rescuing patients.

The King Air 360ER is a great ally when there are lives at stake. The model has a large, pressurized and environmentally controlled cabin that can incorporate medical equipment essential for the rescue of victims who require special care. In addition, the aircraft has excellent range and speed, necessary to transport patients from one point to another with agility.

BELL 412EPI

The Bell 412EPI is highly versatile, safe, and caters to a range of segments including public safety, search and rescue missions, and air rescue, among others. Perfect for any activity that requires a powerful machine with high performance.

Advanced Technology

The model features the new Glass Cockpit Bell BasiX Pro dashboard with four high-resolution LCD screens, providing all vital information for the flight and providing even greater situational awareness and safety. Equipped with two Pratt & Whitney PT6T-9 Twin PAC® engines and the new BLR Strake and FastFin system (which modifies the tail rotor region), the helicopter’s load capacity has been increased by 1,400 lbs (636 kg), improving performance in hot climates.

BELL HUEY II

The Bell Huey II is what you expect from a multi-mission helicopter. With more than 340,000 hours flown worldwide, the product has proved to be a smart and cost effective solution. Its spacious cabin can carry up to 13 passengers, or be configured to hold up to 6 stretchers. Its wide doors allow easy boarding and disembarkation of large volumes or troops. Its powerful engine facilitates difficult tasks such as hoisting equipment.

The model has a number of safety features, excellent auto-rotation, rupture-resistant fuel cell, protection against electric cable collisions, and an armored cabin, among others, making it ideal for public forces.

TRANSPORTING TROOPS

The Bell Huey II is the best choice for transporting troops. The aircraft has a wide floor area that can be reconfigured, with several ways to bolt down seats, which gives more flexibility to the product. Its cabin is large and can carry up to 13 passengers. Its wide doors facilitate access to the outside, which is an advantage for missions performed while the aircraft is in flight.

AIR AMBULANCE HELICOPTER

The model can carry up to six stretchers at the same time, making it an excellent tool in rescue missions when the helicopter needs to function as an air ambulance. Its power and autonomy meet the urgent needs that relief work requires.