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64. Most Active Aircraft Single Aircraft Performance Champion | February 2026 ✈ Aircraft of the Month SE-RVF Aircraft Model Pilatus PC-24 Operator Svenskt Ambulansflyg Registration Sweden (SE) 128 Flights Averaging 4.6 flights/day

Top 10 Routes 1 Gothenburg ↔ Malmo Sweden 15 2 Gothenburg ↔ Stockholm Sweden 12 3 Gothenburg ↔ Ostersund Sweden 6 4 Gothenburg ↔ Linkoping Sweden 5 5 Borlange ↔ Gothenburg Sweden 5 6 Gothenburg ↔ Mora Sweden 4 7 Gothenburg ↔ Kalmar

Sweden 3 8 Aarhus ↔ Gothenburg Denmark / Sweden 3 9 Gothenburg ↔ Lulea Sweden 3 10 Malmo ↔ Stockholm Sweden 3 Performance Analysis 59 Top 10 Routes Total 46.1% Route Concentration 8/10 Gothenburg Connected 10 Cities Served

Swedish Air Ambulance Operations SE-RVF operates as the dedicated air ambulance asset for Svenskt Ambulansflyg (Swedish Ambulance Aviation), Sweden's national air ambulance service. With 128 flights in February, this Pilatus PC-24 serves as a critical medical transport link connecting Gothenburg to remote and underserved communities across the length of Sweden, from Malmo in the south to Lulea in the far north.

Pilatus PC-24 Mission Profile The Pilatus PC-24 is uniquely suited for air ambulance operations in Sweden. Its ability to operate from short and unpaved runways, combined with a large cargo door that accommodates medical stretchers, makes it ideal for accessing remote Swedish airfields. The aircraft's versatility bridges the gap between turboprop accessibility and jet speed, enabling rapid patient transfers across vast Scandinavian distances.

Gothenburg Hub Network Gothenburg serves as the primary hub for 8 of 10 top routes, reflecting the city's strategic central position in Sweden's ambulance aviation network. At 4.6 flights per day across 28 February days, SE-RVF maintained intensive utilization, connecting major population centers (Stockholm, Malmo) with northern communities (Ostersund, Lulea, Mora) and even cross-border to Aarhus, Denmark.

Key Insight: SE-RVF replaces January's VH-NEQ (Australian regional connector) as the world's most active business jet, representing a fundamentally different use case—medical air ambulance. Sweden's reliance on dedicated PC-24 air ambulance service highlights the critical role business aviation plays in healthcare accessibility across geographically dispersed Nordic communities.