As long as there are fighter pilots . . .
Richard Reboul
Abstract
Richard Reboul
Abstract
The training of fighter pilots is highly demanding, and the entry into service of the PC-21 aircraft will fundamentally alter the syllabus. Before this phase of instruction, the skills of the young future pilot need to be built upon using simulation and by flying a high-performance initial training aircraft. Piloting remains a pivotal matter for the Air Force.
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The training of fighter pilots is highly demanding, and the entry into service of the PC-21 aircraft will fundamentally alter the syllabus. Before this phase of instruction, the skills of the young future pilot need to be built upon using simulation and by flying a high-performance initial training aircraft. Piloting remains a pivotal matter for the Air Force.
Key concepts: Aeronautics, Syllabus, Training (meteorology), Service (business), Flight training, Phase (matter), Engineering, Simulation