The Corpo Nazionale Soccorso Alpino e Speleologico (CNSAS, Italian National Alpine and Speleological Rescue Corps) was created in 1954 as Club Alpino Italiano. It is the operative structure of the National Civil Protection Service since 1963.
CNSAS operates in all italian regions with a 7,000-strong body of specialists completing about 8,000 rescue missions every year, many of which involve helicopters.
They leased helicopters from private companies and they also work together with other government agencies like the Protezione Civile and the Vigili del Fuoco
CNSAS operates in all italian regions with a 7,000-strong body of specialists completing about 8,000 rescue missions every year, many of which involve helicopters.
They leased helicopters from private companies and they also work together with other government agencies like the Protezione Civile and the Vigili del Fuoco
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