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Living out here in the West where fires are a fact of life during late
summer we report a lot of fires. Call the nearest Tower or if you are out of radio range call AFSS. We have a centralized dispatch center that we call with fire reports. Give them the fires location as a radial and distance from a VOR. Don't worry if you're off by a few miles as that isn't important. Fires can be seen from quite a distance, even the really small ones, so just getting the Forest Service aircraft in the right vicinity is more than adequate. "Ben Jackson" wrote in message news:GaTmc.48034$Ik.3422596@attbi_s53... What do you do when you're flying over remote wilderness and see a fire? If I'm talking to ATC and mention it are they going to report it? Should I talk to fligh****ch or the nearest FSS? What sort of things would be useful to note about a fire, besides its location? -- Ben Jackson http://www.ben.com/ |
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