The Price of Readiness: Simple Ways to Support the Aerial Wildfire Industry
By UAFA Staff The year 2023 is marked by another severe wildfire season, with Canada losing over 30 million acres ...
Month: September 2023
Artemis: A Q&A with Smith Myers
AerialFire spent some time with Peter Myers from Smith Myers, manufacturers of the Artemis system. A system designed to locate ...
Does The UK Need to Do More for Aerial Firefighting?
In the last decade, the United Kingdom has seen an increase in large-scale fires, predominantly in the Summer, ranging from ...
Black Widow – Putting a New Spin on the UH-60
Each fire season, more fixed-wing and rotary aircraft are added to aerial firefighting fleets in the private industry and government ...
Mylène Marionvalle, French Female Firefighting Pilot
Mylène Marionvalle was born and raised in Lesquin, a city in northern France, right next to the Belgium border. Seeing ...
Aerial Units and Their Role in Wildland Firefighting
Throughout fire season, aerial units like scooper planes, Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3 helicopters have been utilized in ...
California Air Guard Mobilized for Aerial Firefighting
By Master Sgt. Nicholas Carzis, 146 Airlift Wing, Public Affairs, California Air National Guard PORT HUENEME, Calif. - Two C-130J Modular ...
Coulson’s Chinook Helicopter Gets Contract to Fight B.C. Wildfires
Port Alberni-based Coulson Aviation now has two of its aircraft in the wildfire fight in the province’s interior. The company, ...
Tennessee Guardsmen Team Up With Louisiana Responders to Battle State’s Largest Wildfire
A 12-person team of Tennessee guardsmen has deployed to Louisiana in response to the largest wildfire in the state's history. ...
Ability and Responsibility: How National Guardsmen are Staving off the Flames of Louisiana’s Wildfires
In the fight to contain and extinguish wildfires across Central and Southwest Louisiana, the Louisiana Army National Guard (LANG) and ...
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