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Aviation Fire Training Structure
LION offers a range of aviation fire training structures and simulators to create a series of different emergency scenarios.
Aircraft fires represent a special challenge in firefighting due to the extreme nature of the potential hazard and the immediate impact on both the passengers and aircrew. LION offers a range of fire training simulators to create a series of different emergency scenarios. We collaborate with our clients to make sure they have aviation training props that simulate the sorts of scenarios they may encounter – all the way down to a full-size replica of the aircraft.
You can choose between digital technology and gas-based. Both options offer realistic, repeatable training sessions for aviation firefighters in a safe and controlled environment. Each one features intelligent controls to make fires repeatable – letting you decrease downtime and increase training time. Plus, every system includes built-in safety features to keep your trainees safe and make it easy to stop the action to explain proper response.
We offer aircraft props that allow for training of landing gear, wing engine, cockpit and engine fires. Because aircraft are constructed from a particularly lightweight material, fire can rapidly spread and engulf other areas of the plane. Our completed aircraft fire training projects include full-size replicas of a Boeing 737 and an F-16 fighter jet.
This portable live fire prop features moveable main rotors, a functional cockpit and cabin doors. Modular pilot and burner systems can be used to create cockpit and cabin fire scenarios while integrated burners create weapon and engine fires that challenge firefighters with high heat and intense flames. Optional on-board smoke generator and sound effects such as fire, engine wind-down, and ammunition explosions add realism and training opportunities. Transport to and from your training site with the optional transport trailer with onboard propane storage.
This scenario is designed to simulate the inside of a passenger aircraft, and trains crew members to fight fires that may ignite in the cabin, lavatory, seat or overhead compartments. The interior of the aircraft can be filled completely with intensely realistic training smoke which further challenges ARFF personnel to make the right strategic and tactical decisions. Click here for more information.
Realistic, self-generating flames respond to your trainees' efforts and are tough enough to handle getting smacked with a hose line in the process. Use our digital fire technology to train where live fire isn’t a possibility.
Propane and natural gas fires produce real heat and smoke for a training experience that closely models real-life conditions – and it’s as safe as fire can be. Configure our gas-based fires to simulate almost any fire behavior.
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