RECOIL AEROSPACE ANNOUNCES XP SERVICES AS NEW DISTRIBUTOR FOR AERIAL FIREFIGHTING TANK SYSTEMS

BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky, May 8, 2025 Two leading U.S.-based aerospace companies are teaming to bring their respective equipment and services to global helicopter operators.

Recoil Aerospace Inc. (Recoil), designer of the world’s most advanced aerial fire suppression systems (AFSS), has announced Tennessee-based XP Services (XP) as a new distributor for the Recoil line of AFSS tank systems for the UH-60 Black Hawk series helicopters.

Kentucky-based Recoil offers both internal and external AFSS tank systems for the UH-60 series.

“XP Services is a leader in customizing Black Hawk helicopters and equipping aircraft with mission-enhancing technology,” states Recoil President Joseph Rice. “With this distributorship, their clients can now readily choose our proven UH-60 firefighting tank system, improving operational effectiveness.”

The XP Services team brings a strong rotary wing background including decades of U.S. Army Special Operations Aviation experience.

“Becoming a distributor for Recoil’s UH-60 AFSS tank system greatly enhances XP’s service offering, providing clients with access to a state-of-the-art, U.S.-made fire suppression solution,” states XP’s Bill Prince. “This partnership allows us to deliver a reliable, effective system designed to meet the rigorous demands of firefighting operations in challenging environments.”

Kentucky-based Recoil has a wide-ranging list of existing international approvals. Recoil STCs cover the popular H225 and UH-60 helicopters, allowing access to the AFSS for operators in the United States, Canada, Republic of Korea, Brazil, Morocco, Australia and other regions.

Adding XP Services continues expansion of the ‘Recoil Dealer Network’ with key partners, according to Recoil President Joseph Rice.

“We value the efforts of such Strategic Distributors to help us support Aerial Firefighters globally, offering our new, innovative technology,” adds Rice.

Prince says XP was initially attracted to Recoil because of the company’s cutting-edge, innovative approach to developing fire suppression systems that are specifically designed for rotorcraft like the UH-60. “Recoil’s focus on quality and engineering excellence aligns with our own commitment to providing the best solutions for our clients,” states Prince.

“As always, our goal is to provide unmatched value through innovative solutions that improve safety, performance, and mission success for our clients,” Prince adds.

Key features of these U.S.-made internal and external tank systems include: carbon fiber construction, underside fuselage or in-cabin mounting (requiring no modifications to the landing gear); retractable tank design; fastest airspeed available; and rapid hover-filling.

Importantly, the UH-60 internal AFSS can be installed/removed in minutes in the cabin, also allowing ground-fill operations.

Recoil is the only US-based company producing these modern, fuselage-mounted, fully retractable AFSS tanks, along with Internal AFSS tanks, in partnership with its Bowling Green, Kentucky-based affiliate Aerospace Composites Solutions (ACS).

Visit Recoil Aerospace at Booth 2227 during the upcoming Army Aviation Association of America’s Mission Solutions Summit in Nashville, Tenn., May 14-16, 2025.

US FAA APPROVES STC FOR RECOIL’S UH-60 BLACK HAWK AERIAL FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM TANK

BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky, March. 11, 2025  Recoil Aerospace Inc. (Recoil), designer of the world’s most advanced aerial fire suppression systems (AFSS), proudly announces U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval of its Tsunami AFSS tank system for the UH-60 Black Hawk series helicopters.

U.S.-based Recoil’s Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) SR02584AK for the UH-60 Black Hawk series helicopter represents the only carbon fiber system of this design approved for UH-60 operations.

The new STC utilizes Recoil’s field-proven design currently fighting fires globally, and is applicable to all UH-60 type certificate holders as well as the model variants of the UH-60 and S70 variants.

With the approval, U.S. firefighting programs can add this key technology upgrade for the current wildfire season.  Tsunami AFSS units are available for immediate acquisition.

Given high volume water drops and rapid turnaround time, the UH-60 Tsunami AFSS can help control new wildfires and protect homes in an urban interface fire outbreak.

“With this key approval, we are ready to assist fire aviation operators here in the U.S. at the start of an already active fire season,” states Recoil President and pilot Joseph Rice.  “Our rapid installation combined with high volume, fixed tank water delivery leads to maximum fire suppression effectiveness.”

Importantly, the Recoil AFSS is Made in America, with strong U.S.-based customer support operations and service.

Key features of the tank system include underside fuselage mounting, 1000 gallon capacity, retractable tank design, fastest airspeed available and rapid hover-filling.

A major performance upgrade in capabilities from legacy external water buckets, Recoil-equipped firefighting crews are able to fly over urban population centers without the hazard of underslung, jettisonable loads.

Increased airspeeds mean suppression efforts become more efficient with rapid turnarounds and rapid response to incidents.

And Recoil AFSS-equipped operators have flown firefighting missions in Australia and South Korea in recent months.

Kentucky-based Recoil adds the UH-60 STC to a wide-ranging list of existing international approvals.  The Recoil H225 STC is already in place in the United States and Canada as well as the Republic of Korea, Brazil, Morocco, Australia and other regions.

Additionally, the company’s breakthrough Internal AFSS tank system for the UH-60 series is in final stages of U.S. FAA approval with STC anticipated mid year, available for the 2025 fire season in North America.

Recoil’s low-profile external, retractable AFSS mounts directly to the fuselage, eliminating long-line bucket operations, requiring no modifications to the helicopter landing gear.

In addition, Recoil provides full support including  its “Recoil Aerial Firefighting Academy” training program from its Bowling Green, Kentucky headquarters.

Recoil is the only US-based company producing these types of modern, fuselage-mounted, fully retractable AFSS tanks, in partnership with its Kentucky-based affiliate Aerospace Composites Solutions (ACS) which operates an AS9100 Certified Manufacturing facility.

RECOIL AEROSPACE ANNOUNCES GINA PAK AS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT ASIA PACIFIC REGION

BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky, March 11, 2025 Recoil Aerospace Inc. (Recoil), a leading company in aerial fire suppression systems (AFSS) and aviation liquid utility tanks, has expanded its service levels in the Asia Pacific region with a key management promotion.

Recoil is pleased to announce Gina Pak as the company’s Senior Vice President Asia-Pacific.

Pak leads Recoil’s services to key public safety, military and commercial clients across the Asia Pacific region, providing leading customer service/MRO operations from its facility in Seoul, Korea.

The Republic of Korea’s 119 Rescue Program operates the Recoil Tsunami AFSS in its H225 Super Puma fleet, fighting fires during the past year.

“Gina represents Recoil’s commitment to excellence in customer service and support globally,” states Recoil President Joseph Rice. “Her many years of business and operations experience reinforce our focus on clients and their vital operations across the Asia Pacific market.”

US-based Recoil offers both internal and external AFSS tank systems for the UH-60 Black Hawk series and H225 Super Puma helicopters. And its breakthrough carbon fiber U1000 Utility Tank product line covers a wide variety of fixed wing and rotary wing military applications.

Recoil’s Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) SR02584AK for the H225 Super Puma helicopter represents the only tank approved for operations with that aircraft.

Kentucky-based Recoil has a wide-ranging list of existing international approvals. The Recoil H225 STC is already in place in the United States and Canada as well as the Republic of Korea, Brazil, Morocco, Australia and other regions.

Tsunami AFSS units are available for acquisition for 2025 global firefighting operations.

Key features of the tank systems include underside fuselage mounting, retractable tank design, fastest airspeed available and rapid hover-filling for both the external and internal AFSS options..

A performance upgrade in capabilities from legacy external water buckets, firefighting crews operating the Recoil AFSS are able to fly over urban population centers without the hazard of underslung, jettisonable loads.

The T1000-E tank boasts a 1,000-gallon capacity, a quick 35-40 second fill time, an impressive 5-second drop time, all while maintaining a system weight of just 550 pounds thanks to its unique lightweight carbon fiber design. And the UH-60 Internal AFSS allows for either hover filling or ground filling from a pump or fire apparatus.

In addition, Recoil provides full support including its “Recoil Aerial Firefighting Academy” training program from its Bowling Green, Kentucky headquarters.

RECOIL AEROSPACE ANNOUNCES ACE AERONAUTICS AS NEW DISTRIBUTOR FOR AERIAL FIREFIGHTING TANK SYSTEMS

BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky, March. 11, 2025 Two leading aerospace companies are teaming to bring their respective equipment and services to global helicopter operators.

Recoil Aerospace Inc. (Recoil), designer of the world’s most advanced aerial fire suppression systems (AFSS), has announced Alabama-based Ace Aeronautics (Ace) as a new distributor for the Recoil Tsunami line of AFSS tank systems for the UH-60 Black Hawk series helicopters.

US-based Recoil offers both internal and external AFSS tank systems for the UH-60 series.

“We greatly value Ace’s expertise in refurbishing Black Hawk helicopters and reselling them into the global market,” states Recoil President Joseph Rice. “It is a natural fit to offer AFSS Tanks as an option for Ace customers to consider.”

Ace has a very strong presence in the Global Market based on the high-quality, refurbished UH-60 aircraft they sell combined with attractive price point of the product.

Tsunami AFSS units are available for acquisition for 2025 North American and global firefighting operations.

Adding Ace represents a key expansion of the ‘Recoil Dealer Network’ according to Rice.

“Building a small number of Strategic Distributors is important to Recoil’s desire to have a global market presence which supports Aerial Firefighters, offering them new, innovative technology,” adds Rice.

And the global dealer network can overcome language or custom barriers, helping better support the relationship with aircraft operators via support from either the Distributor or Recoil.

Recoil AFSS-equipped aircraft continue to fight wildfires during the current southern hemisphere fire season in Australia and other areas.

Key features of the external tank system include: underside fuselage mounting (requiring no modifications to the landing gear); retractable tank design; fastest airspeed available; and rapid hover-filling.

A performance upgrade in capabilities from legacy external water buckets, firefighting crews are able to fly over urban population centers without the hazard of underslung, jettisonable loads.

And the UH-60 internal AFSS can be installed/removed in minutes, also allowing ground-fill operations.

Importantly, Recoil is the only US-based company producing these modern, fuselage-mounted, fully retractable AFSS tanks, in partnership with its Bowling Green, Kentucky-based affiliate Aerospace Composites Solutions (ACS).

RECOIL’S AERIAL FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM TANK RECEIVES BRAZIL ANAC AND MOROCCO DGAC APPROVALS

BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky, Jan. 29, 2025 Recoil Aerospace Inc. (Recoil), the leading designer of the world’s most advanced aerial fire suppression systems (AFSS), recently received approval by Brazil’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (ANAC) and Morocco’s Directorate General for Civil Aviation (DGAC) for the Recoil Tsunami AFSS tank system.

U.S.-based Recoil’s Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) SR02584AK for the H225 Super Puma helicopter represents the only tank approved for operations with that aircraft.

With the approval, Brazilian and other South American firefighting programs can add this key technology upgrade for the current wildfire season as well as entities in Morocco. Tsunami AFSS units are available for immediate acquisition.

In 2024, Brazil faced a more than 900% increase in wildfires. The Tsunami AFSS can have an immediate impact on controlling new wildfire outbreaks.

“This approval is vital for assisting Brazil, Chile and other countries’ fire suppression efforts at the height of fire season,” states Recoil President and pilot Joseph Rice. “Our rapid installation combined with high volume, fixed tank water delivery leads to maximum fire suppression effectiveness.”

Key features of the tank system include underside fuselage mounting, retractable tank design, fastest airspeed available and rapid hover-filling.

A performance upgrade in capabilities from legacy external water buckets, firefighting crews are able to fly over urban population centers without the hazard of underslung, jettisonable loads.

Increased airspeeds mean suppression efforts become more efficient with rapid turnarounds and rapid response to incidents.

Kentucky-based Recoil adds this STC to a wide-ranging list of existing international approvals. The Recoil STC is already in place in the United States and Canada as well as the Republic of Korea, Australia and other regions.

Additionally, the company anticipates pending U.S. FAA approval of its Tsunami AFSS STC for the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter series, available for the 2025 fire season in North America. An internal UH-60 AFSS design is also being certified.

Recoil’s low-profile AFSS mounts directly to the fuselage, eliminating external long-line bucket operations, requiring no modifications to the helicopter landing gear.

In addition, Recoil provides full support including its “Recoil Aerial Firefighting Academy” training program from its Bowling Green, Kentucky headquarters.

Importantly, Recoil is the only US-based company producing these types of modern, fuselage-mounted, fully retractable AFSS tanks, in partnership with its Kentucky-based affiliate Aerospace Composites Solutions (ACS) which operates an AS9100 Certified Manufacturing facility.

Tsunami Aerial Firefighting Systems Key Features:

US-manufactured & Supported

Comprehensive Tsunami AFSS Training Program/Recoil Training Academy

Fastest Airspeed Available – 130 Knot VNE

NVG IR Lights

Pulse Lights for safety in low-visibility conditions

Hailing Siren

132 liter (35 gallon) Integrated Foam Tank

Aerospace Carbon Fiber Construction

No Airframe Modifications

Install/Removal in Minutes

Elimination of Longline/Jettisonable Load Hazards

Team Recoil will attend VAI’s Verticon Conference in Dallas this March and looks forward to discussing features of its Tsunami AFSS for the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter series with attendees.

Recoil is a proud US-based company, designing and supporting all of its industry-leading, innovative product line in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

AUSTRALIA CERTIFIES RECOIL’S TSUNAMI AERIAL FIREFIGHTING TANK SYSTEM

BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky, Dec. 23, 2024 Recoil Aerospace Inc. (Recoil), the leading designer of the world’s most advanced aerial fire suppression systems (AFSS), has obtained approval by Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for its Tsunami AFSS tank system.

U.S.-based Recoil’s Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) SR02584AK for the H225 Super Puma helicopter represents the only tank approved for operations with that aircraft.

Key features of the tank system include underside fuselage mounting, retractable tank design, fastest airspeed available and rapid hover-filling.

With the approval, Australian firefighting programs can immediately add this key technology upgrade for the emerging bushfire season across the continent. Tsunami AFSS units are available for immediate acquisition.

“This certification is vital to assisting operators down under, particularly with the Australian fire season now underway,” says Recoil President and pilot Joseph Rice. “Rapid installation combined with high volume, fixed tank water delivery means maximum fire suppression effectiveness.”

Rice adds, from a pilot’s perspective, the Tsunami AFSS is robust, fast to fly, reliable and highly maneuverable.

Additionally, the company announced the pending U.S. FAA approval of its Tsunami AFSS STC for the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter series, anticipated for the 2025 fire season in North America.

Recoil’s low-profile aerial suppression platform mounts directly to the fuselage, eliminating external long-line bucket operations, requiring no modifications to the helicopter landing gear. Install and removal occurs in minutes.

A performance upgrade in capabilities from legacy external water buckets, firefighting crews are able to fly over urban population centers without the hazard of underslung, jettisonable loads.

Aerial suppression efforts become more efficient given rapid turnarounds and rapid response to incidents.

Recoil provides full support including its “Recoil Academy” training program from its Kentucky headquarters.

And importantly, Recoil is the only US-based company producing these types of modern, fuselage-mounted, fully retractable AFSS tanks.

Tsunami Aerial Firefighting Systems Key Features:

US-manufactured & Supported

Comprehensive Tsunami AFSS Training Program/Recoil Training Academy

Fastest Airspeed Available – 130 Knot VNE

NVG IR Lights

Pulse Lights for safety in low-visibility conditions

Hailing Siren

132 liter (35 gallon) Integrated Foam Tank

Aerospace Carbon Fiber Construction

No Airframe Modifications

Install/Removal in Minutes

Elimination of Longline/Jettisonable Load Hazards

RECOIL’S TSUNAMI AERIAL FIREFIGHTING SYSTEM T650-E TANK HELPS CONTROL MAJOR KOREAN FIRE

BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky, Nov. 18, 2024 Recoil Aerospace Inc. (Recoil), the leading designer of the world’s most advanced aerial fire suppression systems (AFSS) has seen further deployment of its Tsunami T650-E tank system for the H225 Super Puma during a major incident. Kentucky-based Recoil equipped the Republic of Korea’s 119 Rescue Program with the Tsunami T650-E Aerial Firefighting Tank System in its H225 Super Puma helicopter fleet.

October’s fire incident involved a major industrial structure fire in a large manufacturing facility, with a dangerous volume of heat and fire pushed by strong winds. An estimated 30 buildings were either damaged or destroyed.

Conditions forced firefighters on the ground to work from a distance, requesting assistance from the agency’s H225 firefighting helicopters.

The Recoil Tsunami-equipped H225 Super Puma proved effective in slowing the advance of the fire perimeter with precise water drops and rapid turnarounds given industry-leading airspeed ability.

Korea 119 Emergency Services implemented the Recoil AFSS in its operations in 2023.

Recoil’s low-profile aerial suppression platform mounts directly to the fuselage, eliminating external long-line bucket operations yet requiring no modifications to the helicopter landing gear. Install and removal occurs in minutes.

A performance upgrade in capabilities from legacy external water buckets, the Korea 119 crews are able to fly over urban population centers without the hazard of underslung, jettisonable loads.

“From a pilot’s perspective, the Tsunami AFSS is robust, fast to fly, reliable and highly maneuverable,” says Recoil President and pilot Joseph Rice. Aerial suppression efforts become more efficient given rapid turnarounds and rapid response to incidents.

Tsunami Aerial Firefighting Systems Key Features:

US-manufactured & Supported

Comprehensive Tsunami AFSS Training Program/Recoil Training Academy

Fastest Airspeed Available – 130 Knot VNE

NVG IR Lights

Pulse Lights for safety in low-visibility conditions

Hailing Siren

132 liter (35 gallon) Integrated Foam Tank

Aerospace Carbon Fiber Construction

No Airframe Modifications

Install/Removal in Minutes

Elimination of Longline/Jettisonable Load Hazards

In an industry-leading move, Recoil is the only US-based manufacturer of these types of fuselage-mounted, fully retractable, AFSS tanks.

Customer support plus key operational training occurs at its headquarters in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Recoil affiliated company Aerospace Composites Solutions (ACS), provides Aerospace Quality carbon fiber components for the Recoil product line from its AS9100 Certified Manufacturing facility.

“Merging carbon fiber with a direct-mount approach leads to effectiveness, longevity, maintainability in the field and lower operating costs,” adds Rice

Conditions forced firefighters on the ground to work from a distance, requesting assistance from the agency’s H225 firefighting helicopters.

Recoil Aerospace Announces TCCA Approval for T1000-E and T650-E Aerial Firefighting Systems

Expanding Reach to Canadian Operators with High-Capacity and Versatile Options

BOWLING GREEN, KY – (May 22, 2024): Recoil Aerospace, a leading innovator in aerial firefighting technology, today announced it has received Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA) approval for the Supplemental Type Certificates (STCs) for its T1000-E and T650-E aerial firefighting systems. This approval allows Recoil to offer its advanced firefighting solutions to Canadian firefighting agencies operating eligible Super Puma AS332 and EC225 helicopters.

“We are very pleased to receive TCCA approval for the T1000-E and T650-E systems,” said Joseph Rice, President of Recoil Aerospace. “This is a significant milestone that opens the door for Canadian operators to leverage our aerial firefighting technology and strengthen their firefighting capabilities. We are confident that Recoil’s systems will play a critical role in protecting Canadian communities from wildfires.”

The T1000-E and T650-E systems are designed to provide rapid and effective fire suppression, catering to different operational needs:

T1000-E: This high-capacity system boasts a massive 3,785 liter (1,000 gallon) external tank, ideal for delivering large volumes of retardant with exceptional precision.
T650-E: This versatile system features a 2,460 liter (650 gallon) external tank, making it suitable for a wider range of firefighting applications and helicopter types.

Both systems share the following key features:

130 Knot VNE
NVG IR Lights
Pulse Lights
Hailing Siren
132 liter (35 gallon) Integrated Foam Tank
Aerospace Carbon Fiber Construction
No Airframe Modification

“Wildfires pose a growing threat across North America,” continued Rice. “By expanding our reach into Canada, we are committed to providing firefighting agencies with the tools they need to combat these devastating blazes to protect life, property, and natural resources.”

Recoil Aerospace Achieves STC for T1000-E Wildfire Suppression System

BOWLING GREEN, KY – (April 15, 2024): Recoil Aerospace is proud to announce the successful certification of its T1000-E Aerial Fire Suppression System (AFSS) by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for installation on Airbus Super Puma series helicopters. This achievement marks a significant milestone in aerial firefighting technology, positioning Recoil as a leader in innovative solutions for combating wildfires.

“We are confident that the T1000-E will set a new standard in aerial firefighting,” said Joseph Rice, President of Recoil Aerospace. “With its innovative features and enhanced capabilities, the T1000-E provides firefighters with a powerful tool to combat wildfires and protect communities.”

The T1000-E is a 3,785 liter (1,000 gallon) lightweight carbon fiber retractable externally mounted wildfire suppression tank, offering rapid filling (35-40 seconds) and fast drops (5 seconds). An integrated 132 liter (35 gallon) foam tank enhances firefighting capabilities, while pneumatic drop valves and computer-controlled operation ensure precision. LED pulse lights, flood lights, and IR lights guarantee optimal visibility during day and night operations, including NVG use. For ground crew safety, a hailing siren is included. Powered by the aircraft’s AC/DC system, the T1000-E boasts an industry-first optional Heads Up Display (HUD) for pilots, promoting situational awareness and increasing safety.

Recoil Aerospace extends its gratitude to its T1000-E Super Puma launch customers:

Heli-Austria (Europe)
Coldstream Helicopters (Canada)
Precision (United States)
Korean 119 Rescue Services (Asia Pacific)

The SR02584AK FAA Approved Manufacturer Listing Supplemental Type Certificate (AML STC) paves the way for broader adoption. The UH-60 Blackhawk is currently undergoing the certification process, with completion slated for early Q4 2024. Recoil has set its sights on adding certifications for the S-92, S-76, BH-205 Series, and AW189 helicopter models in 2025. Additionally, bilateral STC recognition with Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA) and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is underway.

Recoil Aerospace is now accepting deposits to secure a limited number of T1000-E systems for 2024 delivery, starting in May. For inquiries and to learn more, please contact sales@recoil-usa.com.

About Recoil Aerospace

Recoil Aerospace, established in 2008, is a pioneering technology company specializing in advanced aerial firefighting solutions. Recoil is known for its expertise in developing lightweight carbon fiber composite tank solutions, including helicopter Tsunami Wildfire Suppression Tanks and H.A.R.P.S & Oasis internal fluid cargo utility tanks, providing a distinct global strategic advantage in austere, remote, hostile environments. For more information, please visithttps://recoil-usa.com/.

Recoil Aerospace Announces Launch Customers for T1000-E Wildfire Suppression System at Heli-Expo 2024

ANAHEIM, CA – (February 27, 2024): Recoil Aerospace, a leader in advanced aerial firefighting solutions, proudly announces its launch customers for the T1000-E Wildfire Suppression System, marking a significant milestone in the company’s mission to revolutionize aerial firefighting. In conjunction with Heli-Expo 2024, Recoil Aerospace reveals three launch customers who have chosen to equip their aircraft with the T1000-E system, showcasing its versatility, reliability, and unmatched performance in wildfire suppression operations.

David Rath, Precision Aviation Group:
David Rath, CEO of Precision, selects the T1000-E system to be fitted onto an AS332 Super Puma helicopter, making Precision the first domestic operator to adopt this groundbreaking technology on a Puma platform. Precision’s commitment to excellence and innovation aligns perfectly with Recoil Aerospace’s vision for safer and more effective aerial firefighting capabilities.
Rod Allison, XP Services:
Rod Allison, President & CEO of XP Services, announces the initiation of the Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) process for the UH-60 helicopter, equipped with the T1000-E Wildfire Suppression System. The STC for the UH-60 is expected to be completed early in Q3, marking a significant step towards expanding the reach and applicability of the T1000-E system to a wider range of helicopter platforms.
Roy Knaus, Heli-Austria:
Roy Knaus, CEO & Owner of Heli-Austria Group, becomes the first European customer to embrace the T1000-E system, demonstrating confidence in Recoil Aerospace’s cutting-edge technology. Roy Knaus will be operating the T1000-E on an AS332 Super Puma helicopter, showcasing the system’s adaptability and effectiveness across diverse geographical regions.

“We are honored to announce our esteemed launch customers for the T1000-E Wildfire Suppression System,” said Joseph Rice, President & Managing Director of Recoil Aerospace. “Their trust in our technology underscores the industry’s recognition of the T1000-E as a game-changer in aerial firefighting. We are committed to supporting their missions with unparalleled performance, reliability, and a steadfast focus on safety.”

Recoil Aerospace invites attendees to visit its exhibit at Heli-Expo 2024, Booth 5536, to learn more about the T1000-E system and witness firsthand its transformative capabilities in aerial firefighting.

About Recoil Aerospace

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