As a pilot for the US Forest Service, you’re flying backcountry today, ferrying a tower inspector into remote areas of the Northwestern Idaho bush. The inspector is making a survey of fire towers in the area, and needs to take some aerial photographs of the fire towers in the area. You have a choice of aircraft, but choose wisely. Each aircraft has its own set of capabilities and limitations. And, every day, the job just gets harder, and harder ... and harder.
