Firefighting Failures: Greece's Wildfire Response Raises Questions The collision of two firefighting helicopters in Greece has resulted in the deaths of two crew members and left a British pilot injured, sparking widespread concern about the country's wildfire response.
The incident highlights the risks associated with human error in firefighting operations, even when technology and training are in place.
The Greek Fire Service's decision to lease Bell helicopters from private companies like Erickson Air Crane has raised questions about the effectiveness of these leased aircraft in combatting wildfires.