La investigación sobre el llamado ‘cártel del fuego’, en el que las empresas de servicios aéreos Inaer y Faasa habrían manipulado decenas de concursos públicos para servicios de combate al fuego en la provincia de Andalucía y destapado por un funcionario en 2015, ha vuelto a la relevancia tras nuevas denuncias contra el servicio de helicópteros ‘Helicópteros del 061’.
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