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“Just because you can, does not mean you should” - Alaskan Airmen Association's Response to COVID-19 

With the world in lockdown, confusion is growing about what we can and can’t do. This sentiment couldn't ring more true for those in the aviation industry. TracPlus attended Alaska Airmen Association’s latest web conference surrounding the details of COVID-19 practices in the aviation industry in Alaska. Spokesperson Adam White spent time explaining the governmental, local and community processes that have been put in place to ensure that all stay safe out there. Here’s more about what was discussed.

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RACQ LifeFlight: Saving Lives at the Face of COVID-19

TracPlus spoke with Queensland-based Air Rescue service, RACQ LifeFlight, on how they have shifted their business procedures to keep their community and staff safe amid COVID-19.

McDermott Aviation: Moving Forward Amidst COVID-19

TracPlus spoke with the team at McDermott Aviation about what they’re doing to protect their business against the threat COVID-19 places on their livelihood.

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Three RACQ LifeFlight Rescue jets secured to transfer patients with COVID-19

Three RACQ LifeFlight Rescue Air Ambulance jets are now on standby to airlift suspected or confirmed coronavirus patients from Queensland regional centres.

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10 Tanker: Wildfire Globe Trotter

Arizona. California. Colorado. Canada. Chile. Australia. These are just a few of the places 10 Tanker Air Carrier has fought wildfires over the last two decades. This globe-trotting air-tanker purveyor has a rich history of opening up new markets for aerial firefighting and excelling at putting out the blazes.

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USFS AFF: Aerial Fire Updates for USA Operators

TracPlus is an approved tracking company for aerial firefighting operators in the USA. The United States Forest Service (USFS) recently made changes to their reporting requirements, so here is what aerial firefighting operators need to know.