COMPANY

Vision

Global Elimination Of Wildland Fire Disasters By 2030

Mission

To keep providing firefighters around the world with the most innovative technologies and methods to combat any wildland fire in the safest, effective, efficient, and practical way.

Founder Statement

With passion, determination, and hard work, we have achieved our goal of finding the best solution to combat and suppress the relentless, raging, and destructive wildland fires. ​

Our hearts sink every time we hear about unstoppable wildland fires. We kept asking ourselves why there were no effective solutions to stop these raging fires. On Feb 7, 2009, we learned about the deadly black Saturday bushfire that devastated Australia;we decided to do something to help. ​​

We developed the best method to combat and suppress wildland fire effectively and efficiently. The path was not easy; however, we are proud to introduce you to ​the Striker Airborne Fire Engine™, ​the long-awaited solution.

Dr. Oubada Hawass,
Founder & CEO

Marwa Nadr,
Founder & President

I believe that your technology will transform the way in which wildland fires are controlled, and wildland fire disasters are prevented.

I want to express my support for your vision of eradicating wildland fires by providing firefighters with the most innovative technologies and methods to combat wildland fires in the safest, most effective, and practical ways.

Hazel McCallion CM OOnt, Former Mayor of Mississauga

Timeline

2022

Global Market

Larger scale production and scheduled delivery of Striker I Heavy™ and Striker III™ to USA, Canada, Australia, and Europe.

2020

Government Acquisition

On July 2020, the Striker Airborne Fire Engine™ Model SII-24 was delivered to Natural Resources Canada for the Canadian government.

2019

Production & Government Partnership

Partnership between Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) and Natural Resources of Canada partnership to advance the Striker Airborne Fire Engine™ Technology. Interior Ministry (Federal), USA and State of Colorado exhibit Striker™ System acquisition intention.

2017

System Validation

The first full system aerial firefighting prototype and flight mission validation. Striker Airborne Fire Engine™ product manufacturing begins.

2014

Proof of Concept

Successful development of the Advance Aerial wild land firefighting technology and proof of concept.

2012

Scientific Research Phase

Wildfire containment system scientific research & analytical process underway and experimental technology study completion.

2010

Founder Meeting

Dr. Oubada Hawass and Marwa Nadr established a goal to find the solution for global wildfire disasters. Phases and milestones are set and an execution plan is created.

2009

Black Saturday Bushfires

Australia’s all-time worst bushfire disasters in 2009

Aerial X Equipment Made the Unattainable Attainable

As a diligent and innovative company, Aerial X Equipment has:

  • Developed and manufactured the first-ever a high-expansion aerial foam delivery system and used by any helicopter.
  • Selected a safe, biodegradable, and environmentally-friendly solution to combat wildfires using products from the US Forestry Department Qualified Products Lists (QPL) .
  • Designed the best system with unmatched aerial delivery capabilities, including the ability to drop a high-expansion class A foam, perform water spot drops, shoot cooling mist, and drop water enhancer on wildland fires from a single machine.
  • Repeatedly demonstrated the best drop pattern results, including the highest in drop coverage level and longest in drop pattern.
  • Developed an easy-to-use system with versatility and adaptability in mind.
  • Advanced the Striker Airborne Fire Engine™ technology in partnership with the Federal Natural Resources Canada (NRC) and National Research Council Canada (NRCC).
  • Working with the State of California, the State of Colorado, the US Interior Ministry, and the Canadian Government to incorporate this advanced technology to combat small and large scale wildfires.

Advancing Wildland Firefighting Technology

Testing Facility Ottawa

Aerial X Facility

Preparation for Striker II™ Flight Mission

Striker III™ Direct Firefighting Attack

Mission Success