Hey everyone! Just read that Sweden is sending four of their water-scooping planes to help out with the wildfires down in France and Spain. Honestly, that's pretty awesome. These fires are getting intense, and every bit of help counts.
I think it's cool that Sweden's getting involved like this, even though they've only got four planes going. Those water-bombers are pretty effective, and having the team leaders head over first to get things rolling is smart. I mean, setting up operations in another country isn't exactly a piece of cake.
Does anyone know what kind of aircraft they're using for this mission? And how does the coordination work between different countries when it comes to firefighting? I imagine it must be a logistical nightmare, but it's amazing to see countries working together like this.
Anyway, hope this helps get things under control over there. Thoughts?
I think it's cool that Sweden's getting involved like this, even though they've only got four planes going. Those water-bombers are pretty effective, and having the team leaders head over first to get things rolling is smart. I mean, setting up operations in another country isn't exactly a piece of cake.
Does anyone know what kind of aircraft they're using for this mission? And how does the coordination work between different countries when it comes to firefighting? I imagine it must be a logistical nightmare, but it's amazing to see countries working together like this.
Anyway, hope this helps get things under control over there. Thoughts?