April 7, 2021 Company Updates

ZIEGLER delivers 7 FLF to Greece

In total seven FLF 60/70-9+250 P “Advancer” were delivered by ZIEGLER Group until April 2021 to seven different FRAPORT Regional Airports of Greece.

These ZIEGLER FLF will be used for firefighting and rescue at the Airports of the famous Greek islands of Mykonos, Santorini, Skiathos, Samos, Lesvos, Kefalonia and Kavala (mainland).

The vehicles are built on a Mercedes-Benz 6x6 chassis and combine all ZIEGLER specific advantages of the ALPAS superstructure, the crew air conditioned ZIEGLER cabin Z-Cab and the own manufactured ZIEGLER pump FPN 10-6000-2H. Equipped with a water tank of 7,000 l capacity, a foam tank with 900 l capacity and an additional 250 kg powder extinguishing system.

A technical description of the vehicle can be found in the official press release. 

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