Tag: Aerial Firefighting

How Good Crew Resource Management Catches Errors Before Harm Can Occur By Nat Drew Nervous excitement abounds as training has ...

By Nancy Argyle During the spring and summer of 2023, a concerned world watched as Canada burned. Toxic smoke from ...

Perspectives from Both Sides and How We Move Forward Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) is a government contracting method in ...

By Urte Širmulyte Wildfires are breaking out more often, persisting for extended periods, and burning with greater intensity. From North ...

By Larry Krieg, Director of Sales, Teledyne FLIR Airborne surveillance missions span a wide range of activities, from search and ...

From celebrating its 25th anniversary in business, the story of Tiger Performance as a safety and communications products supplier for ...

On September 18 and 19, 2023, over twenty members of the United Aerial Firefighters Association (UAFA) visited Capitol Hill to ...

Having just returned from the aerial firefighting show in Europe held in Greece, the most important thing that I came ...

As I began thinking about this topic, it dawned on me that several of us may not know what the ...

Three people have been confirmed deceased after a Turbo Commander operated by Australian company AgAir crashed in Queensland, Australia while ...