On November 12th, 2001, American Airlines Flight 587 took off from JFK International Airport, but shortly after departure, the excessive use of the plane's rudder caused the entire vertical tail fin to detach. The plane lost control and crashed into Belle Harbor, exploding into flames and tragically killing all 260 passengers and crew members on board, as well as 5 residents on the ground for a total of 265 fatalities.

   Our high-performance foam systems are designed to extinguish fires quickly and effectively, even in the most challenging environments. Our advanced training programs are tailored to meet the specific needs of different agencies and communities, equipping firefighters with the skills and knowledge they need to handle any emergency situation.

   In the aftermath of tragic incidents like Flight 587, it is crucial for the firefighting community to learn from the experience and continually improve their response capabilities. Together with our partners, we are committed to providing the highest level of support to emergency responders, helping to minimize losses and protect lives.