Flamblocker provides rapid-response, heavy-lift firefighting and rescue drones available on a rental-per-incident basis. Designed for extreme environments, our drones operate day and night, in heavy winds, smoke, and low visibility—where helicopters and aircraft cannot.

Key Capabilities - Fire suppression (urban, industrial, forest, landfill) - High-rise hose lifting and external attack - Firefighter and civilian extraction - Search and rescue and medical evacuation - Single-drone or swarm deployment

Why Flamblocker Drones - No capital investment required - 24/7 operational availability - Zero risk to pilots - Rapid deployment across the Balkan region

From wildfire suppression to urban rescue and industrial incidents, Flamblocker drones deliver safer, faster, and more efficient emergency response—when and where it matters most.

• Local, regional, and national governments

• Fire brigades and civil protection agencies

• Industrial and petrochemical operators

• Mountain rescue and maritime rescue organizations

• Defense and humanitarian response units

All drone units are centrally stationed at JVP Karlovac Fire Station (Croatia). From this location, deployment to any Balkan incident location can be initiated within 24 hours of request. How It Works:

1. Incident request received

2. Drone unit(s) dispatched from Karlovac, Croatia

3. On-site assembly within 15 minutes

4. Continuous aerial firefighting, rescue, or support operations

5. Demobilization upon incident resolution

The three-drone configuration enables:

• Independent single-drone deployment

• Coordinated pack or swarm operations. 

Pack operations allow:

• Concentrated, continuous suppression on a single hotspot

• Area-wide suppression using pre-programmed spray or drop patterns

• Redundant safety coverage for extraction and evacuation missions. 

Beyond firefighting, pack deployment supports:

• Firefighter extraction (wildfire, urban, industrial)

• Mountain rescue and evacuation

• Medical and humanitarian airlift

• Civil protection and disaster response

Each deployment includes: - One or more drone units - Transport van or small truck per drone - Dedicated support vehicle with fuel, spare parts, and operator control cabin - Certified drone operator and maintenance engineer (dual-trained as backup pilot). Standard Equipment per Deployment Vehicle:

• Drone command and control workstation

• Jet fuel supply (3 × 204 L drums)

• Refueling and emergency maintenance systems

• Bambi bucket with support cabling

• Two personnel extraction harnesses with winch

• External hose connection unit (C-line)

• Thermal and night-vision imaging systems

• 1,000 L Flamblocker CF7 IBC container with integrated pump

Optional support assets include 30,000 L mobile water trucks and additional CF7 supply depending on incident scale.

• Primary operators are certified civilian drone pilots, predominantly trained JVP Karlovac firefighters

• Maintenance engineers are cross-certified as secondary pilots for extended operations

• Where required, certified military drone operators may assume control to meet military doctrine or regulatory requirements

This structure ensures immediate compliance with both civilian emergency frameworks and military operational standards.

Night and Low-Visibility Operations
Unlike helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft, the drone system: - Operates safely at night, in fog, snow, and heavy smoke - Eliminates pilot risk by remote operation - Enables continuous 24/7 deployment limited only by operator rotation

Thermal and night-vision systems allow safe navigation, target identification, and precision deployment under conditions that ground conventional aircraft.

Extended Low-Visibility Search and Rescue
Thermal imaging enables detection of missing persons in forests, mountains, and maritime environments during day or night, significantly improving rescue outcomes and reducing search times.