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Ride with a single engine air tanker as it drops near Borger, Texas – Fire Aviation

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North 207 Fire as seen from the cockpit of a single engine air tanker, around Dec. 15, 2021. Image from Jim Watson’s video.

Jim Watson of GB Aerial shot this video of a retardant drop from a single engine air tanker as it dropped on the North 207 fire in the Texas panhandle between Borger and Pampa on December 16, 2021.

The fire burned 23,810 acres, most of it on December 15, 2021.

More information about the fire.

Source: https://fireaviation.com/2021/12/18/ride-with-a-single-engine-air-tanker-as-it-drops-near-borger-texas/

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