Read this blog to learn how to be ready to bring your best Additional Telemetry Unit (ATU) game to your firefighting operations.
Aerial Firefighting Operators, are you ready to up your ATU game? This blog covers recent proposed changes to AFF support service contracts.
Learn how evolving technology is allowing process improvements in aerial firefighting, resulting in more effective outcomes and safer communities.
Explore the discussion we had with Richard 'Mac' McNamara, the National Manager of Operations and Aviation Lead for Fire and Emergency NZ (FENZ).
Don't let 63% of workers struggle to contact someone in need—TracPlus keeps you connected, no matter the location.
What asset tracking software does your organisation need? Here are four key decision factors that you need to know to make the right choice.
Firefighters need effective tools to protect communities from raging fires. Here are some of the most helpful firefighting tools available today.
TracPlus allows operators to keep their existing tracking service provider if required & easily share their operational data with NAFC and other...
New technology is being applied to the traditional method of using water to combat wildfires with fire managers emphasizing air attacks.
Know more about how technology allows first responders to coordinate and communicate seamlessly with and between each other during emergencies.
Explore with TracPlus and learn with us if the Internet of Things can really help reduce the threat of wildfires.
Discover more about 10 Tanker and its rich history of opening up new markets for aerial firefighting and excelling at putting out blazes.
The scale of wildfires is now beyond the control of manpower alone so technological advances are vital for better protecting our communities and...
The NAFC seeks contractors to gather and distribute quality tracking and event data. Here's a look at their device recommendations moving forward.
Our role at TracPlus is to bridge the gap between operators — ensuring every person and asset is connected, regardless of their location.
The Yarnell Hill Fire, ignited by lightning on June 28, 2013, killed 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots. It was Arizona’s most lethal wildfire.
In 1910, the Big Burn wildfire devastated three million acres across northern Idaho, western Montana, eastern Washington, and southeast British...
Ventura County Aviation Unit’s Senior Pilot discusses their NVG program, and Kestrel Aviation shares some insight into fighting bushfires Down Under.
In our third instalment, more Southern California helicopter pilots discuss using Night Vision Goggles (NVG) for wildland firefighting.
In this installment, helicopter pilots share their experiences and history with Night Vision Goggles (NVG) for wildland firefighting over the years.
Many fire agencies dream about being able to fight wildfires effectively from the air at night when humidity levels rise and wildfire activity...
Say hello to the HeloPod, a technology that improves fire agencies' ability to fight wildfires.