Canadair CL-215 Water Bomber Onsie

The Canadair CL-215, famously known as the 'Water Bomber,' is an iconic amphibious aircraft designed for firefighting, excelling in water scooping and dropping to combat wildfires. First flown in 1967, this remarkable plane has served various countries worldwide, showcasing its versatility and effectiveness in emergency response. With its distinctive yellow livery, the CL-215 can scoop up to 5,455 liters (1,440 US gallons) of water from nearby water sources in just 12 seconds, making it a formidable force against fires. Its ability to operate in remote areas and under challenging conditions has earned it admiration and respect. The CL-215's legacy continues as it plays a crucial role in protecting forests and communities, demonstrating the ingenuity and engineering prowess of Canadair.

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