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A Conscientious Helicopter Pilot Paid in a Position Indicator
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A Polish air ambulance pilot has attracted a lot of attention and admiration after paying for a helicopter to land in the city center of Prudnik due to an emergency. A child had fallen out of a window. A photo of the parking ticket in the helicopter's windshield has gone viral online. The incident occurred last Wednesday morning when a 15-month-old baby fell out of a window on the first floor of an apartment building in Prudnik, southern Poland.…
During the intervention, the LPR helicopter landed in a square in the paid parking zone on Zamkowa Street in Prudnik. Although rescuers are exempt from parking fees during the intervention, the pilot nevertheless collected a ticket from the parking meter and placed it behind the helicopter's windshield.
A dramatic accident occurred in Prudnik (Opole Voivodeship). A one-and-a-half-year-old child fell from a first-floor apartment window. Emergency services were immediately dispatched to the scene, including an Air Ambulance helicopter. Fortunately, the toddler's injuries were minor. The incident gained further attention when a photo documenting the actions of the Air Ambulance pilot was posted online.
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