Alaska Regional Aircraft Fire Training Center The Alaska Regional Fire Training Center cost approximately $13 million and includes a Propane Fueled Spill Fire Trainer, Propane Fueled Specialized Aircraft Fires Trainer, and a 23,460 square foot Training Building. The building is a two story building with classrooms, offices, locker rooms, equipment rooms, and attached vehicle storage bays. The control room is on the second floor facing the training apparatus. A unique feature of this building design, included Non-FAA lease areas on the second floor and also included provisions for future expansion of the class room area and vehicle storage area. The owner chose to pay theRead More →

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Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Fire Training Research Center Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport’s Fire Training Research Center (FTRC) provides agencies with Aircraft Rescue Firefighting (ARFF) and structural training services in an environment unique to any other training center in the world. The FTRC’s A-380 Multi-Purpose Trainer is the only A-380 mock up in the United States. It provides all levels of students with a one-of-a-kind, realistic experience that prepares them for a real aircraft incident. Morrison-Maierle designed the infrastructure for the new A-380 mock up. The design included the pit reconstruction, the foundation for the mock up, and the fully automated drain system. The new pitRead More →

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