South American Air Tractors Extinguish Balkan Wildfires
If someone told you that South American planes were flying in the Balkans, that might sound strange or out of ...
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The Challenges of Engaging New-Generation Technology for Wildfire Suppression
As wildfires continue to grow in severity and frequency across the globe, the need for innovative and effective suppression strategies ...
UAFA Board Meets to Map Out Strategy
The United Aerial Firefighting Association (UAFA) recently convened its Board of Directors in Denver for a strategic planning session to ...
The Drop – A Rough Few Months, But What About the Future
The last few months have been rough for the aerial firefighting industry, with the loss of several aviators and aircraft. ...
Orange County Fire Authority Firehawks – Modernizing for the Future
After the Silverado, Blue Ridge, and Bond Fires in 2020 that burned over 27,000 acres combined and severely damaged parts ...
The Fieldmaster Aerial Firefighter Part II
By Ryan Varjassy After the test program was finished on NACL, Vic began the same -65 conversion on NACM followed ...
Future Force – The Multirole Q400-MRE
In aerial firefighting, responders are focused on one mission: slowing the spread of the flames. This focus accomplishes the singular ...
COTAK – Colorado’s Wildfire Technology Game Changer
One complex challenge in fighting fire from the ground and the air is integrating the rapid growth in available technology ...
Craymers Counsel – Exceedences
Unscheduled events are incidents that none of us want or need, but they do happen despite our best efforts. The ...
APSA Holds Another Successful APSCON Convention in Reno
The last week of July the APSCON convention descended on Reno, Nevada. The week saw the best of airborne public ...
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