These fires is from city Trogir and Kastel Stafilic 2.7.2017, Big fire in Croatia near city of Split 17-18.7.2017 and fire on 3.8.2020 near the Solin city. Very specatular acrobats pilots from Croatia. 🇭🇷🇭🇷

Actually it’s the Canadian pilots who handle these aircraft with the most skilled.

They got one of these at a museum in my city. And I just saw them take it for a rip yesterday. Very nice aircraft.

Because usa has to protect them with real bombers.

And the ones that drop bombs you buy from us.

I’m not offended. 🤘🏼😁🇺🇸

America is a continent and Canada is a country located in the American continent. Sorry but that’s the correct difference.

It's an attempt to portray Canada as ultra peaceful. Yet. They too were heavily involved in "Bush's oil war". Hahahahaha...

I am pretty sure the are italian

@@fernandomarchitelli8431 si

​@@fernandomarchitelli8431Croatians crew's...look at marks on the plane..croatian flag

Except gliders !

johnspruit..........Air Tractors can do that too as well as the Lockheed L-188.

Not with as much water tho @@johnarnold893

Definitely not true, but still some bad ass planes.

It's the adriatic sea, not a lake.

Saved footage since 2016

@@edostuff WOW ! Patience 😯

Alberta as well. We have all of four old CL-215’s at our disposal, last year our county ALONE had more than 600,000 hectares burn. I was told that Bell 204’s with buckets are more effective… yeah I doubt it. Those choppers turnaround time with a bucket swinging underneath is ridiculous.

The CL 215, 215T and the 415 are very effective wildfire fighting aircraft. However the type of aircraft being used can depend on several factors such as terrain, type of vegetation burning, altitude where the target fire is burning and of course water availability such as streams or lakes nearby. Sometimes rotary wing or smaller fixed wing aircraft are the better choice to attack wildfires.

Bomber is the Martin Hawaii mars Massive 4 prop Magnificent plan!🇨🇦😎👍

There are two Martins left, neither are active or considered airworthy. One (Philippine Mars) was restored to it's 2nd World War configuration as a cargo plane and sent to a Navy museum in Florida about a decade ago, the other (Hawaii Mars) is on it's way to the B.C. Aviation Museum on Vancouver Island in its current configuration as a water bomber. Haven't seen them fly other than in videos but saw them on the ground and on the water, impressive big planes.

Croatian.

croatia is mad irrelevant to this video

The plane usually drops 6,100 liters of water+retardant-if-used in pretty much 1 lump at like 220 kmh (other patterns available). The misting you see is just draining bits of water caught in drop door hinges, irrelevant. The main drop spreads along about 100 meters of path, about the width of a 2 lane road. No fire remains in the target area. If it hits you direct it will likely injure you so stay clear. Like getting hit with a 6 ton water tank at 200 kmh.

@@lengould9262 good sir is it possible to get your email privately i want to enquire something related to the whole CL-414 bomber

But can't refil fast, not even close as these birds

No, Croatian.

NWT uses Air Tractor Fire Boss. I think there are eight.

These things take stupid amounts of abuse with crazy high uptime during season, they have to be completely dismantled and reassembled during maintenance cycles. If taken care of they will last 100 years.

Canadian aircraft,

@@jimbeam7248 Sure, But without the Croatians investing heavily into ordering these units and maintaining them the project could have never happened. They where one of the first to put their name down.

This is so dumb, our canadairs flew everywhere, from israel to portugal, two years ago when the fires were everywhere we sent one each to greece and turkey, if nowhere else they are in bosnia and montenegro every summer, you sound like a salty slovenian that is pissed off his country doesn't operate them. It is normal that often the weather envelope doesn't allow them to operate, nothing new, we also often have fires with jeavy winds when we can't do a thing about it.

Great video and great skill yes! But @donnyboy, you may need to get a bit enlightened - this masterpiece is a product of Canadian genius and was manufactured here! Do you think they would build something like this without knowing how to fly it?! Look at the sophisticated technology involved! “Credit belongs to the man in the arena….”

Canadians designed and built the plane. Then they trained them. Now where does the shame fit in there? Also, you need to learn how to spell.

What lesson?

​@@cappiesrme91that's true, however, a year or two ago, on an another channel that showed them in action around rijeka i've seen the official viking channel in the comments asking if they can use the footage for their promo. Also when they helped in israel, their pilots took a bow, and israeli pilots know their flying, but i'm sure canada has good pilots too, anyone operating these aircraft needs to be on the top of their game, ours are operated by the airforce, and average canadair pilot is in the rank of a major or colonel, guys that flew a lot in theit career.