Keeping it Real

RAAF Hawk training enhanced by aircraft upgrade and new simulators

Training and simulation is playing an increasingly important role in the development of capability, not just in the Royal Australian Air Force, but across the Australian Defence Force and indeed into the commercial transport domains as well.

‘We had an aeroplane which was designed in 1999 and now it’s 2018.’ GPCAPT CHRIS HAKE

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