Kiwi pilot Henry Phelps and his brother Edward are aiding in the fight against Australia's bushfires, using aerial surveillance to map and track the fires for g
Henry Phelps, a young Kiwi pilot, has transitioned from flying tourists in New Zealand to aiding in the battle against Australia's devastating bushfires. Working with his brother Edward, they utilize their piloting skills to map and track the fires, providing critical information to ground crews. The fires, fueled by a major heatwave, have caused extensive damage and displacement in Victoria and Western Australia. Phelps, who began his career flying tourists over Fiordland, has adapted his skills to assist in bushfire management, employing specialized aerial surveillance techniques. His work has been instrumental in gathering real-time intelligence, aiding in the efficient allocation of resources and strategies for controlling the fires.