Key Points
- 297,633 hectares of land have been destroyed by wildfires
- 15 people have lost their lives
- Pilots have to stay in the air for long periods
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Pilots in Spain are facing difficulties due to wildfires. This summer, pilots have to stay in the air for long periods. In Spain, 297,633 hectares of land have been destroyed by wildfires and 15 people have lost their lives. The working conditions of pilots are also challenging.
The pilots' union, Colegio Oficial de Pilotos de la Aviacion Comercial (COPAC), emphasizes the severity of the situation. COPAC states that pilots having to stay in the air for long periods and not having enough rest time is a problem. The working conditions of pilots should be improved and sufficient rest time should be provided during this period of intense wildfires in Spain.
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- Why are wildfires intense in Spain?
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- COPAC is the union of pilots in Spain
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