The INFOCA plan, coordinated by the Directorate General of Emergencies of the Government of the Canary Islands, will feature 19 aerial resources and a hundred more professionals than the previous year. The main technological innovation is the 23 drones, which will enable the detection of hot spots even at night, facilitating control and mop-up operations.

The Minister of Territorial Policy, Manuel Miranda, has led the coordination of this operation, which aims for a faster and more technical response to potential fires. Ground deployment is supported by collaboration from the island councils (cabildos), the UME (Military Emergencies Unit), and Aemet (State Meteorological Agency).

This year's campaign also highlights the incorporation of a third EIRIF helicopter based in El Hierro, which will optimize coverage in the western islands alongside the Emergency and Rescue Group (GES). Furthermore, the vehicle fleet is reinforced with 202 forest fire engines, including three new light units.

The regional Ministry has emphasized the importance of the drills conducted in May to test inter-administrative communications and ensure an immediate response in emergency situations.