The option is part of the Field Aerospace and USAF T-1A upgrade contract involving upgrading three Operational Flight Trainer simulators and providing one new Part Task Trainer simulator.
Field Aerospace has been awarded a new contract option by The United States Air Force to, a prominent aircraft modification and support service provider. This option is part of the T-1A upgrade contract and involves upgrading three Operational Flight Trainer simulators and providing one new Part Task Trainer simulator. The upgraded simulators will reflect the T-1A AMP aircraft configuration and will be used by the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) to train USAF pilots.
The T-1A Jayhawk is a medium-range, twin-engine jet trainer utilized by AETC to train future pilots for the Air Force’s airlift and tanker aircraft, including the KC-135, KC-46, and C-130. The T-1A AMP upgrade program, completed earlier this year, focused on avionics modifications for the T-1A fleet, enhancing its capabilities and ensuring it remains effective in preparing pilots for critical missions.
With this new contract option, Field Aerospace continues to play a significant role in supporting the Air Force’s pilot training efforts. The company’s expertise in aircraft modification and simulator development allows them to provide modernized tools that align with the Air Force’s evolving training needs. The upgraded simulators will offer trainees a more realistic and immersive training experience, helping them to be better prepared for the challenges they may face in real-world operations.
“We are grateful for the Air Force’s continuing trust in our abilities and are excited to assist in providing the warfighter modernized tools to fight emerging threats,” said Brad Orr, Director of Business Development for Air Force Programs, Field Aerospace.
Field Aerospace’s commitment to excellence and their track record in delivering high-quality solutions make them a reliable partner for the Air Force in advancing their training capabilities. The T-1A upgrade contract with Field Aerospace is part of the Air Force’s ongoing efforts to maintain a high standard of pilot training and readiness. By investing in advanced simulators and modernizing aircraft avionics, the Air Force ensures that its pilots are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to operate sophisticated aircraft in various operational scenarios.
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The partnership between the Air Force and Field Aerospace highlights the importance of collaboration between government agencies and private industry to achieve military readiness goals. Field Aerospace’s contribution to the T-1A upgrade program demonstrates their dedication to supporting the warfighter and their commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions that address the evolving challenges of modern warfare. As the Air Force continues to prioritize pilot training and aircraft modernization, collaborations with industry leaders like Field Aerospace will play a crucial role in maintaining the nation’s air superiority and defense capabilities.
