Deutsch: Forward Looking Infrared / Español: Infrarrojo de barrido frontal / Português: FLIR / Français: Forward looking infrared / Italiano: Forward looking infrared
FLIR is a shortcut for a 'Forward looking infrared (FLIR) camera'. It is typically used on military and civilian aircraft with an imaging technology that senses infrared radiation.
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