The ARFF truck is a fast, all-terrain vehicle loaded with fire suppression chemicals and foam that can reach the accident scene, on or off the airport, in rugged, wooded, or swampy terrain.

“In case if we ever were to have a crash the ARFF trucks would show up on scene. They initially get deployed within the first 60 seconds in case a crash was to happen to deal with heavy fuel spills.

Three Rosenbauer Panther Class 1 6-x-6 ARFF trucks. 665-hp Detroit Diesel engine; Twin-disc transmission; 3,000-gallon water tank; 400-gallon AFFF tank (6 percent) ...

E-ONE Introduces New Titan 4×4 ARFF Truck. January 16, 2018. FFN Editorial Staff. 2 min read. ... (ARFF) vehicle, as the first configuration in a completely new line of ARFF products.

He can also operate the ARFF truck’s controls from doors on either side of the vehicle. ... About 20 people brave rain, wind for National Cancer Survivors Day event.

Every year, to follow Federal Aviation Administration regulations, firefighters use all of Station 7's engines and its two Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting, or ARFF, trucks to brush up on their ...

Based in Santiago, Chile, Impomak also provides extensive service support to all Oshkosh ARFF trucks across the nation of Chile. To learn more about Oshkosh Airport Products and the Striker 6x6 ...

The 5,000th ARFF vehicle symbolizes a long legacy of Oshkosh Airport Products’ development of the highest performing apparatus and most innovative technology in the industry.

The Tyler Fire Department on Thursday celebrated receiving a new aircraft rescue and firefighting truck (ARFF) with a push ... Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 30%. Updated: June 7, 2025 ...

Since its release in 2001, the Oshkosh Striker has become the industry-leading ARFF; today it’s used at the White House, nearly every Air Force base, and more than 200 U.S. airports.

Its newest and largest ARFF Truck is "Yellow Bird 3," which is an E-One Titan 6x6. The truck is 39 feet long and roughly 13 feet tall. It can hold 3,177 gallons of water, ...

The department has acquired a Striker T-3000 Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) truck, also called a crash truck, to be used with an older crash truck it had since 2013.