For many years agencies responsible for fighting wildland fires have recognized the value of leadplanes. Often, environmental conditions over a fire such as smoke and terrain make target identification difficult. Since 1998, Dynamic Aviation's fleet of twin engine, turbine-powered King Air leadplanes has provided a solution to these problems by offering both better target identification and more standardized flight patterns.

Dynamic Aviation has become a leading provider of King Airs for low-level leadplane and air attack missions. Dispatched to locations throughout the continental United States and Alaska, our aircraft have consistently demonstrated their value when initially attacking and attempting to suppress large fires.

Essential to our success is the focus of our managers and mechanics on safety, reliability and relationships. The company's passion for continuous improvement is quickly recognized in the functional modifications that have been made to these airplanes. Specially designed windows to enhance visibility for the pilots and the ATGS have been added. Upgraded engines have been installed in many of these aircraft to increase power. Airplane inspection programs have been strengthened.

Due largely to the fact that Dynamic Aviation provides a dedicated mechanic on location with the aircraft, we routinely maintain dispatch reliability in excess of 97%. Each of these actions has significantly contributed to increased safety, exceptional reliability and has enabled Dynamic Aviation to build solid relationships with our customers while meeting their needs.