Indiana Fire Trucks: Wayne Township Fire Department: On-Scene: Airplane Crash

		Fire Departments:
Wayne Township	Pike Township	Indianapolis	International Airport	Avon
Hazmat 881 Support 881 Ladder 882 Rescue 882 Medic 884 Engine 883 Medic 883 Engine 884 Ladder 884 Aerial 885 Battalion 8	Engine 115 Boat 115 Tactical 112 Battalion 1	Tactical 7 Squad 7 Boat 7 Tactical 14 Boat 14 Engine 19 Ladder 19 Tactical 19 Battalion 13	Aerial 994 Squad 998 Battalion 9	Medic 142 Engine 142 Battalion 14
Local and Federal Agency's:
Emergency Management Agency (EMA), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM), Indianapolis Police Department Dive Team, Indianapolis Police Department (IPD), Indianapolis International Airport Police Department (IIAPD), Marion County Health Department (MCHD), Marion County Sheriff's Department (MCSD), Metropolitan Emergency Communications Agency (MECA), National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).


	Wayne Township Fire Department

	Wayne Township Fire Department On-Scene: Airplane Crash: 2200 Canvasback Drive August 2006


Firefighters and other officials wait on shore while divers from the Indianapolis Dive Team head out to the downed airplane.
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Firefighters from Aerial 885 pull a 1 3/4 inch dry attack line.
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Officials ready a crane to pull the airplane from the water .
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Members of the IPD Dive team
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Officials ready a crane to pull the airplane from the water .
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Officials stand on the shore has the plane is pulled from the water.
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Support 881 - 1988 Spartan/45' Custom Hessey Trailer Hazmat Taskforce 881 was called out do to the hazardous nature of the airplane fuel.
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Hazmat 881 - 1994 Spartan Gladiator/RPI Custom Walk-In Heavy Rescue
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Reserve Tactical Rescue 7 - 1985 E-One/Federal walk-in Heavy Rescue Station 7 was one of 4 dive teams called out for the rescue and recovery.
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Battalion 9 - 2005 Ford Expedition The Indianapolis International Airport Fire Department was one of 5 fire departments that responded to the crash.
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The aircraft's body is breaks up as it is pulled from the pond.
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Car 804 - EMS Chief - 1999 Ford Expedition
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The aircraft's body is breaks up even more as it is pulled from the water.
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The aircrafts body is completely broke up from the impact of the crash. Firefighters standby for suppression due to the highly flammable nature of the fuel on board.
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A firefighter from Aerial 885 uses a circular saw to cut the rear fuselage off for transport.