MEDIA DIVISION

Fire and Aviation TV 2023 Update

Fire and Aviation TV reports Monday through Fridays and disperses public information through X formerly known as Twitter. As worldwide events happen rapidly this is the quickest way to share many of these stories than to publish alone. Everything these days from wildfires to aviation delays and issues are on the increase with so much more to the story.

Unprecedented events and global crisis are affecting lives of many from historical flooding in Norway to horrific wildfire that devasted the island of Maui Hawaii.

Time management is restricted as the many hours we put in with a term boot on the ground and not tied up to social media and computer desk. There will come a time we have to make some executive decisions in order to grow more and serve you all better.

With many events, both fire and aviation, we continue in both industries. There are also some municipalities making the wrong choices with fire and rescue that could cause more harm than good.

Whether short term or long term the right choices of those are sometime personal choices for whatever reason but not the right one. That’s a story for another day as our time management is limited to many other aspects. We look forward to September and others for us to edit and grow more.

Source Fire and Aviation TV 08/13/23

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Media Division May 2023

Media has been and will continue to be provided via Twitter account as more fluid and up to the minute on events that occur. To the right side of this page you will see a list of companies or departments that will link you to our media and posts in the most recent based on the link you click. See https://fireandaviation.tv/

From tornadoes to major flooding events, we were impacted at some point this year and yet still functioning under difficult circumstances. It’s amazing the force of nature and how much it has changed in the last ten years.

We, like millions of others need to understand this is the new normal and yes it will get worse. Same goes for turbulent air unfortunately. Airlines need to understand they can not fly ALL routes the same or push through turbulent skies. In recent months there has been violent turbulence where at least one or two incidents like the Lufthansa flight for example from Austin to Frankfurt. This flight experienced SEVERE turbulence beyond comprehension.

That morning we reported severe weather and noticed a severe line of thunderstorms and weather stretching from Texas to Washington DC, so why would you fly through that? See this news clip we share with you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubpNBsV-ggw .

Source Fire and Aviation TV 05/06/23

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Media Division Proves we are Essential

As we are Fire and Aviation TV there has been a lull in our productivity due to total mess of the airline and airports. We cutback our travel and other projects before there we more problems than solutions. In September 2022 we were hopeful that many things will turn around for the airline industry.

Since then, we have seen multiple reasons and events causing 2022 to be one of the worse years for flying commercial airlines. Even a major meltdown by Southwest Airlines right in the middle of Christmas travel and the week after. Causing at least 62 per cent of the entire network of the airlines flights to be cancelled three consecutive days.

Then Wednesday January 11, 2023, the F.A.A. had a full ground stop from overnight until 9am to 9.30am EST as the NOTAM system was offline. Later to be found a corrupt / bad file. This is the first time since 9/11 that all domestic flights were grounded including some international inbound and departure flights were also affected. This caused some 10,000 flights to be delayed and a few thousand cancellations,

Fire and Aviation TV as always reporting about this like all other events. Our morning reports are essential for all in the industry and all of us that fly.

Source Fire and Aviation TV 01/13/23

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