DSEI 2021: First time at Pápa for EDA course
The Inzpire MTD. (Photo: Inzpire)
The European Defence Agency (EDA) is about to expand its capabilities by providing live training from Pápa Air Base in Hungary as part of its rotary-wing training programme. The first live course in Hungary will commence in October.
Via prime contractor Inzpire’s Helicopter Services Division, the EDA runs a number of courses at the Multinational Helicopter Training Centre in Sintra Air Base, Portugal.
Participating nations then have the opportunity of adding a live flying phase in Hungary following the Sintra ground school.
EDA has four main courses that are taught by Inzpire: the Helicopter Tactics Course; the Helicopter Tactics Instructor
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