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2000/02 - Joining the NATO Flying Training Programme

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2000

The RSAF became the first non-NATO country to join NATO Flying Training in Canada, boosting pilot skills and global ties.

The profi­le of the RSAF as a globally recognised Air Force was reinforced in February 2000, when the RSAF became the ­first non-NATO country to join the NATO Flying Training in Canada programme. This programme for cooperative military flight training provided a viable and cost-effective way to train RSAF pilots while exposing.

Two officers in uniform hold a model jet.

Chief of Air Force MG Raymund Ng (right) with LG David Kinsman, the Canadian Forces' Chief of the Air Staff, at Asian Aerospace 2000.

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