Air Operations Sample Clauses
Air Operations. Wildland fire aviation includes a variety of aircraft and operations. Helicopters are used to drop water, transport crews, reconnaissance, infrared, and deliver resources to the fire line. Fixed-wing aircraft include smokejumper aircraft, air tactical platforms, Single Engine Airtankers (SEATs), large airtankers (LAT), and very large airtankers (VLAT). These aircraft play a critical role in supporting firefighters on the ground.
Air Operations. Personnel regularly assigned to Air Operations shall be provided with: 1) Nomex jacket, 2) helicopter crew boots, 3) and flight gloves.
Air Operations. Recruit Firefighter Training - Destructive, live structure fire xxxxx, or vegetation/wildland fires, or any combination of these.
Air Operations. It will be evaluated by prior coordination, the importance of air operation support and the existence of infrastructure and inputs for the support of the operations with such media. • In case the requesting country air means, the coordination of these operations is the responsibility of the requesting country. The air support in the jurisdiction of the requesting country depends on the corresponding prior permission of the competent authorities and compliance with current regulations. • The air support can be given for the transfer of personnel, equipment, and support evaluation activities to combat forest fires, evacuations, etc. • Previous coordination among countries, it will be the requesting country’s responsability providing fuel for the operation of air operations from moving from its displacement to the center of the the air operations of the requesting country; thereafter, the requested country provides the necessary fuel for air operations. Optionally, the requested country may adopt the necessary measures to ensure fuel and supplies for their aircraft.
Air Operations. (a) COM 7th Air Component Commander will prescribe TACROE for defensive counterair (DCA), offensive counterair (OCA), air interdiction (AI), and battlefield air interdiction (BAI).
(b) Each aircrew is responsible for:
1. Determining the other aircraft as enemy before attacking.
2. Determining the ground forces as enemy before attacking.
Air Operations. No 965/2012
Air Operations. This service shall involve deputies and other personnel who are trained in flight operations, to include pilots and tactical flight observers. This may include a response with an aircraft capable of deployment in search & rescue, natural disaster, and major incidents/crime scenes. The Sheriff’s Department airplane is considered as a Regional Asset when it is in operation. There are no applicable charges or xxxxxxxx associated with regional deployment under mutual aid.
Air Operations. Wildland fire aviation includes a variety of aircraft and operations. Helicopters are used to drop water, transport crews, reconnaissance, infrared, and deliver resources to the fire line. Fixed-wing aircraft include smokejumper aircraft, air tactical platforms, Single Engine Airtankers (SEATs), Water Scooper Fixed-Wing, Aerial Supervision (ATGS, ASM and Lead Planes), large airtankers (LAT), and very large airtankers (VLAT). Air Operations can also include Unmanned Aerial systems of all sizes and complexities. These aircraft all play a critical role in supporting firefighters on the ground and will adhere to Interagency Aviation Policies in the Fire Traffic Area.
Air Operations