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Firefighting aircraft are aircraft used to combat wildfires. They are typically equipped with tanks or buckets that can be filled with water or fire retardant, which is then dropped onto the fire. Firefighting aircraft are used to supplement ground-based firefighting efforts, allowing for more efficient and effective fire suppression. Firefighting aircraft are typically used in remote areas where ground-based firefighting efforts are difficult or impossible. They are also used to provide aerial reconnaissance of the fire, allowing for better coordination of ground-based firefighting efforts.
Firefighting aircraft are typically operated by government agencies, such as the US Forest Service, or private companies. Companies that specialize in firefighting aircraft include Coulson Aviation, Air Tractor, and Aero Union. Show Less Read more