Réponse à voilure fixe
Avions-citernes et amphibies soutiennent l’attaque initiale rapide, le redéploiement longue distance et les cycles répétés de largage.
Vue de la flotte
La vue flotte IAWS se concentre sur la disponibilité, l’affectation de mission et la visibilité transfrontalière des aéronefs à voilure fixe et tournante.
Avions-citernes et amphibies soutiennent l’attaque initiale rapide, le redéploiement longue distance et les cycles répétés de largage.
Les hélicoptères interviennent en terrain inaccessible, largages au seau, reconnaissance et appui rapproché aux équipes au sol.
Carburant, maintenance et état de mission sont suivis pour affecter le bon aéronef au bon moment.
MAN TGE High Roof
Rapidly deployable command and reconnaissance vehicle for UAV Operations, Incident Command, Air Operations Coordination, Search & Rescue, wildfire reconnaissance and digital situation management. Planned features include two to three operator workstations, Mission Control integration, Starlink and multi-network communications, UAV storage and charging, weather and intelligence monitoring, realtime mapping and video streaming.
MAN TGX with dedicated command trailer
Heavy mobile command platform for major incidents and prolonged operations. The system is intended as the mobile extension of the IAWS Operations Campus, combining an operational command room, Air Operations coordination, UAV Operations control, incident management, situation room, communications center, briefing room and Mission Control integration.
De Havilland Canada DHC-515
Long-term backbone concept for dedicated IAWS fixed-wing aerial firefighting capabilities across the Mediterranean region and other wildfire-prone areas of Europe. The DHC-515 supports large-scale wildfire suppression, rapid water bombing, high sortie rates and operations from lakes or coastal water sources.
Leonardo AW139
Versatile multi-role helicopter concept for wildfire response, Search and Rescue, personnel transport, aerial reconnaissance, command support and disaster response. IAWS plans to use permanently installed internal firefighting tank systems where mission profile and aircraft configuration permit.
Airbus H225
Planned heavy-lift platform for large-scale wildfire suppression, long-range Search & Rescue, heavy transport, disaster logistics and international humanitarian response. Internal firefighting tank systems are preferred where operationally and technically feasible to reduce deployment time.
Connected through IAWS Mission Control
Every IAWS vehicle, UAV, aircraft and command platform becomes part of one unified Common Operational Picture. Mission Control enables realtime tracking, live asset status, mission planning, resource allocation, UAV integration, air-to-ground coordination, weather and wildfire intelligence, and digital incident management.