Royal Canadian Air Force selects Pilatus PC-21 for future aircrew training programme
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) is set to modernise its pilot training capabilities with the acquisition of 19 cutting-edge PC-21 training aircraft.
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) is set to modernise its pilot training capabilities with the acquisition of 19 cutting-edge PC-21 training aircraft.
Pilatus is handling the conversion of 13 aircraft at its Stans site, while RUAG will modify the remaining 14 at Lodrino.
On October 14, the Dutch Ministry of Defence announced its decision to select Pilatus as the supplier of new basic training aircraft.
The global fleet of just under 250 PC-21 training aircraft recently set a historic milestone with a total of over 500,000 successful hours in the air.
CMC Electronics announced a multi-year contract with Swiss-based Pilatus Aircraft Ltd. for the purchase of its cutting-edge avionics solutions for the PC-21 Next Generation Trainer.
The contract signed with the Dirección General de Armamento y Material (DGAM) makes Spain the largest PC-21 operator in Europe.