Questions about France/England's air force pilot training
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Questions about France/England's air force pilot training
I am looking for some insider accounts about pilot training in Europe, specifically France and UK. How long are the programs? How difficult is it to become a combat pilot? How are the candidates picked for pilot? How do specific aircraft assignments work? What aircraft do you train in? Enlighten me. Thanks.
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England do not have an Air Force.
Its British and called the Royal Air Force..
A bit more research is required before posting a question I think.
Although the English Air Force proves that you are American.
Its British and called the Royal Air Force..
A bit more research is required before posting a question I think.
Although the English Air Force proves that you are American.
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I think c130bloke means this one(if not then I'm confused)
http://www.pprune.org/military-aircr...ead-first.html
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http://www.pprune.org/military-aircr...ead-first.html
You can teach a monkey how to ride a bike.....but have you ever seen a monkey fix one?
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Hmmmmmmmmmmm
If you guys have that much time on your hands why not start your own thread insteadof trashing this guys thread?
The RAF do basic training on Grob 115E 2 seat aerobatic trainers.
Then you move on to the Tucano 2 seat turboprop.
If you get that far then jet/fighter/weapons training is on the BAE hawk as used by the Red Arrows.
Don't know anything about the French but hope this helps a little.
A Google search would probably reveal more.
If you guys have that much time on your hands why not start your own thread insteadof trashing this guys thread?
The RAF do basic training on Grob 115E 2 seat aerobatic trainers.
Then you move on to the Tucano 2 seat turboprop.
If you get that far then jet/fighter/weapons training is on the BAE hawk as used by the Red Arrows.
Don't know anything about the French but hope this helps a little.
A Google search would probably reveal more.
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England do not have an Air Force.
Its British and called the Royal Air Force..
A bit more research is required before posting a question I think.
Although the English Air Force proves that you are American.
Its British and called the Royal Air Force..
A bit more research is required before posting a question I think.
Although the English Air Force proves that you are American.
An Air Force still?
Really?
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One major difference is that the French air force streams pilots onto ME much earlier than in UK, with the result that some ME pilots have very little solo time, even on CAP10.