Tunisia receives four US Textron T-6C trainer aircraft
The remaining four aircraft will be delivered within the next 30 days.
The Tunisian Air Force took a step towards bolstering its capabilities by entering into an agreement in 2020.
Joining forces with Textron Aviation Defense and the US government, Tunisia committed to acquiring eight Textron T-6C Trainer Aircraft through a Foreign Military Sales (FMS) contract.
The next-generation training aircraft are set to play a crucial role in Tunisia's ambitious 2030 Aviation Modernisation Plan.
By incorporating the T-6C, the country aims to modernise its pilot training programmes, equipping future generations of Tunisian aviators with a more advanced capability.
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