Coulson Aviation, a global leader in aerial firefighting, has announced a successful contract award with Chile’s National Forest Corporation (CONAF) through its strategic partnership with BRYSA. This contract expands Coulson’s ongoing commitment to supporting firefighting efforts in Chile with a diverse fleet of aircraft, including a Boeing 737 FireLiner™, C-130 Hercules, and Citation Air Attack aircraft.

“We are pleased to continue strengthening our partnership with CONAF, bringing our proven aerial firefighting solutions to Chile once again,” says Coulson Aviation President and COO Britton Coulson. “By leveraging the unique capabilities of our aircraft, Coulson is proud to be the trusted supplier for Chile’s aerial firefighting needs. We look forward to supporting CONAF in their mission to safeguard Chile’s forests and communities.”

The addition of Coulson’s 737 FireLiner, a converted passenger aircraft specifically designed for aerial firefighting, will bolster CONAF’s aerial firefighting fleet, offering enhanced coverage and rapid response times to suppress fires across challenging terrains. This deployment represents Coulson Aviation’s dedication to innovation and operational excellence, utilizing state-of-the-art firefighting technology to meet the evolving needs of global fire management agencies.

As part of its expanding global presence, Coulson Aviation continues to strengthen its position as Chile's leading provider of integrated aerial firefighting services. Building on its successful operations since 2021, Coulson's integrated fleet of aircraft continues to set the industry standard in the region, reinforcing the company's international leadership in aerial wildfire suppression operations.

Coulson’s strategic collaboration with BRYSA was instrumental in securing this contract, reinforcing their shared commitment to providing unparalleled firefighting capabilities in the region. As a trusted partner, Coulson Aviation remains dedicated to delivering reliable and effective aerial firefighting services worldwide, ensuring communities are better protected against the increasing threat of wildfires.