What is the ACL Prior Notification for the UH-60?

What is the ACL Prior Notification for the UH-60?

• A. 4 litters and 2 ambulatory
• B. 6 litters and 1 ambulatory or 7 ambulatory
• C. 3 litters and 4 ambulatory
• D. 8 litters and 0 ambulatory

Answer: (B)

ACL Prior Notification is the planned loading configuration for MEDEVAC on the UH-60, stating how many patients the rotorcraft can carry while staying within weight, balance, and space limits. For the UH-60, the standard configuration is six litters (stretcher patients) with one ambulatory patient, or seven ambulatory patients if no litters are used. This setup matches the cabin layout and keeps the aircraft within safe load and balance limits while leaving room for medical equipment and crew. Configurations with more litters or too few ambulatory seats would exceed the cabin or weight limits, while other mixes don’t fit the layout and safety constraints.

ACL Prior Notification is the planned loading configuration for MEDEVAC on the UH-60, stating how many patients the rotorcraft can carry while staying within weight, balance, and space limits. For the UH-60, the standard configuration is six litters (stretcher patients) with one ambulatory patient, or seven ambulatory patients if no litters are used. This setup matches the cabin layout and keeps the aircraft within safe load and balance limits while leaving room for medical equipment and crew. Configurations with more litters or too few ambulatory seats would exceed the cabin or weight limits, while other mixes don’t fit the layout and safety constraints.