Western Pilot Service

Western Pilot Service Western Pilot Service (WPS) is a veteran-owned, small business based in Buckeye, Arizona. WPS plays

Tanker 840 dropping on the Photo Credit Patrick Flannagan
06/07/2021

Tanker 840 dropping on the

Photo Credit Patrick Flannagan

05/09/2021

It’s been a busy few days as fires across the state have been popping up.

One of our planes making an urban interface drop.
08/10/2020

One of our planes making an urban interface drop.

07/09/2020

WPS Tankers 840 and 830 made several drops on the Thunderbird Mountain Fire this morning. #802

07/08/2020

Western Pilot Service would like to offer our sincere condolences to the family of pilot Bryan Boatman and the employees of Glendale based Air West Helicopters.

Some great video of WPS pilots on the
05/09/2020

Some great video of WPS pilots on the


Crews on the ground and in the air fought 2 brush fires that broke out near Apache Junction.

05/08/2020

WPS T898 & T840 launching to the . We have 2 planes currently assisting with fire attack.

WPS assisted crews on yesterday’s near I-17 and New River. As of 8pm Saturday, the fire is 50% contained.
05/03/2020

WPS assisted crews on yesterday’s near I-17 and New River. As of 8pm Saturday, the fire is 50% contained.

07/03/2019

WPS pilot Gary Middlebrooks building a fire line north of Tucson.

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2803 N 7th Avenue Ste 14
Phoenix, AZ
85007

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(602) 776-0356

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Western Pilot Service (WPS) is a veteran-owned, small business based in Buckeye, Arizona. WPS plays a significant role in containing many wildfires throughout the nation. Our most notable endeavors include saving homes and lives from wildfires as they approach our communities and cross our highways. It is these defining moments that tell the complete story of our impact on society. A legacy, that we will continue, as we assist the government and the firefighters in providing protection and safety to the public.