737 Tank System

The 737 tank system is designed for efficient retardant storage and discharge, featuring flexible support structures to maintain aircraft stability. A digital controller manages filling, discharge, and safety, while air pressure tanks ensure smooth and reliable operation. Secure load restraints enhance stability during use.

The 737 is currently being converted into a firefighting aircraft.

The widespread availability of Boeing 737 aircraft ensures a large pool of trained pilots and mechanics, significantly reducing the need for specialized training and lowering costs.

The aircraft interior currently undergoing modification.

The Boeing 737's user-friendly design ensures quick turnarounds, enhancing efficiency and responsiveness in wildfire events.

Removing cabin seats and converting the space for tank system installation.

The Boeing 737 boasts a favorable cost-to-payload ratio, making it economically efficient for delivering ample fire retardant at lower operational cost.

Removing unnecessary components from the passenger aircraft to maximize capacity and payload for fire retardants.

The Boeing 737 is an inexpensive and widely available legacy aircraft, making it a reliable and accessible platform for aerial firefighting operations.