Aviation Fire Journal - The Digital Magazine of Worldwide Aviation Fire Protection

Published since 1999 with the largest international readership of airport fire fighters, AVIATION FIRE JOURNAL was the only professional publication focused on Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) and airport fires and emergencies.

AVIATION FIRE JOURNAL was read and enjoyed by thousands of airport ARFF, military, municipal fire and emergency services, airport managers and aviation safety and emergency management professionals around the world.

AVIATION FIRE JOURNAL was published for fire and emergency service personnel who understood that an aircraft accident could happen in any community - even those without an airport.

AVIATION FIRE JOURNAL was an independent publication reporting with a balanced perspective on international Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) topics and important issues.

AVIATION FIRE JOURNAL held no allegiance nor was party to any organizations, manufacturers, committees, associations, groups, governmental or other regulatory agencies and therefore could freely address and discuss the tough issues that were impacting the international Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting profession.

AVIATION FIRE JOURNAL was never subsidized by taxpayers, special interests or by claiming taxpayer subsidies, such as non-profit status. It was an American veteran owned and operated 'tax-paying' small business.

AVIATION FIRE JOURNAL was an environmentally friendly publication which has always been published in a digital (.PDF) format 'paperless' publication. It could be printed in full or page by page, either in color or black & white. It was your choice. Being digital, it was a permanent publication.

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NOTICE

AVIATION FIRE JOURNAL digital publication has been published since 1999 supporting the international Airport ARFF / Fire Service community in its best capacity. We want to thank all airport firefighters and our subscribers who have supported us these many years.
Now, after 20 years in publication, I have decided to retire and end publication of AVIATION FIRE JOURNAL.
Our Contributing Editors and myself have great memories of our time publishing AFJ, presenting our conferences, and we wish our thousands of subscribers and other readers all the best. Thank you for your support over these many years.
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