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Air Tractor

Aircraft Sales and Services Agreement Enquiries:
Jeff Berry, Director of Business Development
Tel: 604.557.2777
E-mail: jberry@conair.ca

AT-802F/A
Single Engine Airtanker
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For more than two decades, the Air Tractor AT-802 has served with distinction at the front lines of wildfires in Canada and around the globe. As an initial attack airtanker, the AT-802 is appreciated among aerial firefighting circles as a fast, maneuverable aircraft that’s both operationally effective and economical.

Designed from the wheels up to fight wildfires, and offered in single AT-802F and dual seat cockpit AT-802A configurations, it uses an advanced, patented computer-controlled fire gate to deliver optimum coverage levels with extreme accuracy.

The AT-802/802A is the world’s largest single engine aircraft, and its popularity reflects the industry’s trend to larger, high-production turbine equipment. With a payload of 9,249 lbs, the AT-802A provides more working capacity than any other single-engine aerial firefighter. Its power, speed and payload delivers large operational efficiencies.

In addition to aircraft sales, Conair also provides technical support, including aircraft modifications and engineering support. Conair holds a substantial spare parts inventory to support customers.

For more information please see:
Airtractor AT802F

AT-802F “Fire Boss”
Amphibious Airtanker
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Equipped with Wipaire amphibious floats, the Air Tractor’s AT-802F “Fire Boss” adds yet another dimension of capability for fire fighters. It can scoop 800 gallons of water in 12-15 seconds and be off the water and on its way again to the front lines in as few as 20-30 seconds. With the ability to work as a land-based aircraft or a skimmer, the “Fire Boss” can drop an initial load of retardant then remain close to the fire by scooping water from a nearby lake.

For more information please see:
Airtractor AT802F Fireboss

Tim Garrish - Oroville WA
Over Harrison Hot Springs BC - photo by Lloyd Blazs
Air Tractor - Beaver Lake Road, Okanagan BC Fire from Castanet.net - taken by Jim Moody-tail 99
July 2014 Smith Creek wildfire in Kelowna BC