Ever wonder how a CL-415 “Super Scooper” picks up water? Check this out! This Canadian-built amphibious firefighting aircraft, originally produced by Canadair and later Bombardier, is capable of scooping up 5,300 litres (1,400 gallons) of water in 12 seconds. The CL fleet/program was acquired by De Havilland Canada in 2016, and De Havilland has since introduced an Avionics Upgrade Program for CL-215T, CL-415, and CL-415 Enhanced Aerial Firefighter aircraft — in addition to introducing the new De

Canadian Water Bombers from Quebec filling up in the Pacific Ocean to drop on the California wildfires. Canadians will always step up to help our neighbours and allies in their time of need. Proud to be helping our American brothers and sisters... | British & Commonwealth Forces

Canadair CL 415 Cockpit. | Canadair Realforest Firetovirtual