To be licensed as a commercial care air ambulance service, a commercial air ambulance service shall comply with the requirements of this chapter in addition to the other applicable requirements of this subtitle. An applicant for a commercial air ambulance service license shall submit an application to SOCALR on the required form. An applicant for a commercial air ambulance service license shall: Be accredited by CAMTS; or If ineligible to apply for CAMTS accreditation, because it has been in service for less than 1 year: Submit to SOCALR a CAMTS consultation report indicating compliance with the CAMTS standards; and Apply for and receive full CAMTS accreditation within 18 months of being licensed by SOCALR. A licensed commercial air ambulance service shall notify SOCALR within 24 hours of any change in CAMTS accreditation status and the reason for the change. A licensed commercial air ambulance service may provide ALS, critical care, or neonatal transport service, or any combination of these, if: The equipment and personnel requirements of this subtitle are met for the specific type of transport; The submitted service license application includes the information required, demonstrating compliance for the specific type of transport; and The service is accredited by CAMTS at that level. A licensed commercial air ambulance service may not provide services with an unlicensed air ambulance unless: The unlicensed air ambulance is used as a temporary replacement for a licensed air ambulance that is out of service for routine maintenance or repair; The temporary replacement air ambulance meets all FAA requirements; The temporary replacement air ambulance has all required staffing and equipment; and It has notified SOCALR of the use of the replacement air ambulance and provided the following information: The unit designation number assigned for operational purposes; The FAA registration number; and The make, model, and year of manufacture. A licensed commercial air ambulance service that provides services with an unlicensed air ambulance shall notify SOCALR when the licensed air ambulance is returned to service.