How Climate Change is Impacting Modern Aerial Firefighting

July 21, 2022

As climate change amplifies fire seasons across the globe, Bloomberg Quicktake gets an inside look at how Conair, the world’s largest privately-owned aerial firefighting company, is adapting its aircraft fleet to meet the demands of climate change.

Watch the video from Bloomberg News here.

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