Positive Aviation
@positive-aviation.com
At Positive Aviation, we believe that aviation is a force for good in our society. Positive Aviation is an engineering and industrial company, which is developing modifications on an ATR 72 to transform them into amphibious firefighter aircraft. We call it the FF72, and it will offer a sovereign solution to succeed the famous Canadairs which prove year after year how vital they are to protect our environment. Positive Aviation offers also the FF72-Tanker, the on wheels-variant of the FF72, the very first aerial firefighting tanker aircraft delivering full commonality with a scooper variant. We are hiring in design office and program organisation : visit http://www.positive-aviation.com/career
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Positive Aviation's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#669900
Limeade
102, 153, 0
80, 100, 30
33, 0, 100, 40
#313131
Mine Shaft
49, 49, 49
0, 0, 19
0, 0, 0, 81
#EEEDFB
Link Water
238, 237, 251
244, 64, 96
5, 6, 0, 2
About Positive Aviation
Positive Aviation is a forward-thinking engineering and industrial company dedicated to enhancing firefighting capabilities in aviation. Located at Toulouse Blagnac Airport, Positive Aviation aims to develop innovative solutions for effective forest fire management, driven by a commitment to combat climate change. Recognizing the critical need for modern firefighting aircraft, the company is focused on the FF72 project, which features the FF72-S amphibious water scooper and the FF72-T indirect attack aircraft, carefully crafted from modified ATR 72s.
These aircraft leverage advanced technologies from both the aeronautical and naval sectors, setting a new standard for reliability and efficiency. With plans for the FF72-S to take to the skies by 2026, Positive Aviation emphasizes the importance of supporting the entire lifecycle of its aircraft to ensure long-term effectiveness. Led by a team with over 100 years of collective experience, Positive Aviation is poised to play a vital role in safeguarding communities and ecosystems against the growing threat of forest fires
