New KC-46 training scheme unveiled
Despite the travails surrounding the USAF's KC-46 Pegasus tanker programme, the training show goes on and has just gathered pace.
FlightSafety Services Corporation (FSC), the Aircrew Training System (ATS) provider for the USAF programme, has been awarded a new contract to furnish KC-46 aircrew and maintenance training for overseas customers.
The training, set to run until September 2026, will be delivered to international military students (IMS) to support the US government and USAF security assistance training for international partners' mission objectives.
This not-to-exceed $25 million contract is in addition to the $280.87 million cumulative total achieved by FlightSafety so
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