Aircraft that douse flames with water and bright red Phos-Chek fire retardant are a common sight in California. Aerial ...
The stronger the winds, the harder it is to get close to the fire, a pilot said. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Aerial support during the California wildfires has been grounded at times by high winds. Here's what the aircrafts do and why ...
Firefighting aircraft drop hundreds of gallons of fire retardant with each pass, but what would happen to a car caught up in ...
Reduced visibility from thick smoke, coupled with turbulence created by the fire's heat, can create perilous flying ...
Despite the aircraft's impressive capabilities, California has not purchased any, rather choosing to lease them for 90-day ...
Interviews with pilots paint a graphic picture of the struggle to maintain control of their ships amid one of the most ...
United Aerial Firefighters Association head Paul Petersen said the wildfires ravaging California could be among the most ...
Aerial firefighters have spent countless hours airborne since the outbreak of the L.A. fires, dropping water and fire ...
Carrying massive loads of water or fire retardant, fast-moving specialized aircraft help contain the spread of wildfires.
More strong winds in Southern California could impact aerial efforts to fight the wildfires that have destroyed more than ...
Aircraft battling fires raging through the Los Angeles area are dropping hundreds of thousands of gallons of hot-pink fire ...