**CRASH TENDER** Southampton Airport Panther using blue lights and sirens 

Certainly is

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That should not be responding on the road it is illegal for a start the vehicle is over the permitted size for type approval and secondly they have no legal exemptions!!

@@mickstebbings1192 “permitted size for type approval” makes no sense and is not relevant. This is defined as an emergency vehicle as it is being used for firefighting services, therefore it is in the law to use exemptions and blue lights.

@@Djnffnoeosmfasjjd This vehicle should not be responding on the road It does not meet the requirements of “Suitable vehicle”it’s designed for Airfield use and a private company does not have any traffic exemptions 🚒🚒

Yep, and not just for airplane fires, they also apparently work for knocking down wildfires as well from what I’ve seen in videos even if they weren’t intended to be used that way

You would be surprised how many people don't see regular fire engines it's a nightmare for us and the amount of people with phone's in hand too

@@firejam78 i can only imagine If I’m seeing blue lights in my mirror and hear the sirens I try to give the emergency vehicle room to pass me I also stay off the phone when I’m driving. Honest I do always have a look in the mirror in case I see blue lights flashing and hear the sirens blaring away.

@@noahater5785 well why not it has a big water tank and it’s I think 6x6 wheel drive so it can go where normal appliances can’t go.

These are so rare that when they are on the road (at least where I live) that people do not miss them in the mirrors but they stare so much that they dont concentrate on the road and almost cause accidents because of it🤣🤣

Thanks, not sure how often they go out all I can say that it was it’s second run if the day as mist it the first time

Dublin Airport send there crash tenders out to cover surrounding areas of the airport seen them quite a few times its some sight

Mainly after dfb request for incident requiring a lot of foam but Rescue 12(Domestic water tender)Goes out of airport grounds and in surrounding areas

No that's not PA300, altough they sound similar

​@@BlackieFoxxless what is it then

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@@southcoast999 You're welcome 🧑🏻👍🏻

The only one I have heard of was a crash tender from East Midlands Airport helping extinguish a fuel fire at Donnington Park race Track (some years ago)

The defence fire crash tenders from RAF Northolt helped put out a grassfire on the other side of the A40 on Tuesday, was quite a sight to see them attempt to turn around on the roundabout after travelling the wrong way up the carriageway!

@@jamiefenner123 yes that's definitely was a even rare sight take into consideration that All fire service was really stretched thin MOD giving a help in hand as they was battling that fire on there own by what I could see but big let down with a truck that size they have the water pressure a big enough tank but no small hose reels just big houses no Qwick release side hoses

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Alright calm down

Ludders Udders 🐄

@@stevewatts7110 Not me

@@BucksBlueLightVids button it and bend over ludders udders

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Its "made in Germany "😉🇩🇪

@@Sir_Mike it is made in austria

@@killer1479 Austrians are also Germans

@@killer1479 Rosenbauer is an German Company ! Die Firma sammt zwar aus AT aber die Qualität ist und bleibt Made in Germany!

@@Sir_Mike lösch deinen Kommentar, wenn man so dermaßen falsch liegt.

Yes it is! :))

That's not PA300, altough they sound similar

@@BlackieFoxxless That is PA300. We had the same one on our old firetrucks.

Federal Signal PA300*

@EstonianRescueServices no that is NOT PA300, it just sounds similar to that one

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In the USA....Pierce is considered the top of the line. Rosenbauer not so much.

Some people deffo got scared when they saw it

My guess is there was an aircraft that crashed off airport property but in the immediate vicinity. Or else there was a large fuel fire nearby that the ARFF truck could help with by spraying the foam.

I'm assuming it's because an aircraft crash may happen off Airport, and the crews are specifically trained in aircraft rescue/fire fighting. If one went down on approach, it would ve beneficial for airport fire crews to attend along with local Appliances.

It's less exciting than that folks, it has to cover for emergency purposes at nearby fowey refinery..

@@grantsharkey783 *Fawley Refinery

Twins , numbered 3 and 4 .

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@@BucksBlueLightVids calm down ludders udders why the ferocious replies but you arent nice enough to put "great catch" like you do on 12 year olds videos huh? #BTECPrinceAndrew

@@southernemergency9992 Not really sure how commenting EFAD is classed as ferocious but okay?

@@southernemergency9992 If you're going to join on the childish bandwagon and call me "Udder Ludders" or whatever it is, at least make sure your channel has some content eh?

@@BucksBlueLightVids Mr Udders i was not just referring to this particular comment, in fact i was also referring to a comment stated by yourself earlier to a Mr BlueLightTV where you stated the phrase "calm down" when all he said was the truth. Someone is particularly salty they are having to work a full time job and are not able to have the freedom to spot like a lot of other people. Maybe if you got your arse into gear you might actually get some interesting things big boy

Yes

Yes quite rare

Around here they are on local calls multiple times a year. On some wildfires last year they even shedueled them between the flights. Once the early morning flight left, they used the 3-4 hours with only private planes to send out two of their trucks and did this I think for 3 days in a row.

Only time i ever seen an airport crash truck go out is for a truck fire on a highway that needs foam for it to be put out or its too dangerous for firefighters to get close with a hose like a tanker roll over and explosion

in case of an aviation incident the airport FD at our state capital city airport will respond to incidents outside the airport within a certain range around the airport; Not sure if it was 10 miles, 15 miles, ... sth like that Besides that they can (but rarely are) dispatched to e.g. fully involved structure or vehicle fires if absoluetly necessary

They are heavy and loaded with water. You are painfully slow.

you don't rase an apparatus of this scale at full speed through city streets

Aircraft don't always crash inside the boundaries of the airport. That's why these things are designed to drive through perimeter fences, ditches and hedges (or on the roads) so they can get to a crash quickly. No point helplessly watching a burning aircraft because you've not been trained to drive 500 metres down the public road. (I don't really know anything about them but I would like to think they are allowed to drive outside the airport when needed)

Have you seen the "crash gates" in the perimeter fence of airports? Many people assume that in the event of an "on airport" crash they are opened and the local fire service goes through them into the airport. Quite the opposite. In the event of an "off airport" crash those things, which weigh up to 40 tonnes, come through the gate at high speed to attend the scene. Through being the operative word. They don't trouble themselves to stop and open them, the gates collapse on impact and they are not going to be too fussed about scratching your badly parked vehicle just the other side.

Only a few seconds long but here’s your answer.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-12DdZGafYys.html

The answer is in your question which is the words 'most of the time'. What about the rest of the time? That terrible crash at Shoreham is an example.

Seen airport trucks run mutual aid to local authorities services. Belfast city airport was off runway to a small aircraft crash years ago outside the airport.

well it's not made to be seen in traffic, it's made for airports; There a minimum of emergency lights is totally sufficient

No, it's Rosenbauer, literally says it right on the front, no need to spend all the money to import from american when we have a supplier here in the UK already.

Yep, those are build from Rosenbauer, its the Panther Series, you can get them as 4x4, 6x6 and 8x8 Version, also not only at the Front you see Rosenbauer, but in the End at the backside you see at the Right Side also a big "R" Logo, which is Rosenbauer´s. As P7B mentioned, there is no need to import them if Rosenbauer build already very good Crash Tender, and its easyer to get Ascess for Maintenance because i honestly dont know if Oshkosh has any Workshops for Maintenance in Europe 🤔

@@Sheppart92 correctly some parts are manufactured by the American subsidiary and finishing production happens in Austria.

@@Neuzahnstein no they're bot made in USA and have no parts from there either

@@BlackieFoxxless Pitty. Strykers are top of the line.