The footage shows firefighting aircraft crews scooping water and dropping it onto the fire.
What do firefighting pilots see when they scoop water and put out fires? Pure adrenaline!
The video shows a Canadian Canadair with a 6,000-liter tank.
To fill it, the aircraft literally belly-flop onto the water and skim across the surface at speeds of up to 190 km/h, then fly to the fire — repeating the process several times in a row.
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