The Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF) is modernizing its pilot training fleet with a new agreement.
The agreement is with Pilatus for the purchase of eight new PC-7 MKX trainers and four flight simulators.
This upgrade aims to enhance basic flight training, provide essential skills for pilots, and reduce dropout rates and financial risks for advanced training, such as F-35 pilot follow-up training.
In a bid to modernize the Royal Netherlands Air Force’s training aircraft fleet, military officials have entered into an agreement with Pilatus for the purchase of eight new PC-7 MKX trainers and four flight simulators.
The purchase contracts for the equipment and maintenance were signed Friday at Woensdrecht Air Base, the Netherlands Ministry of Defense said.
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