Report of a study into the use of aircraft in the control of forest fires

Report of a study into the use of aircraft in the control of forest fires

by United Aircraft of Canada.

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Proprietary publication by United Aircraft of Canada Limited with distribution limited to the Canadian Government or others subject to approval. Report No. H-1036 by A. Neuburger dated December 19, 1966. Explores the characteristics that would make an aircraft more suitable for fire control. A helicopter is determined to be more effective than a fixed wing aircraft for "the integrated role of transport and waterbombing" under the conditions examined. A very detailed analysis covering 33 pages and 29 figures.

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