Pakistan and Turkish Air Force Sign Training Agreement
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The Pakistan Air Force has signed a training memorandum of understanding with the Turkish Air Force during the opening ceremony of the Multinational Military Flight Crew Training Centre (MMFCT-C) in Izmir, Turkey.
The agreement calls for the two services to exchange two pilots for training each year.
The new Multinational Military Flight Crew Training Centre (MMFCT-C) will provide comprehensive training solutions to Fighter Pilots of Allies and develop flight training tactics and techniques in line with NATO’s operational requirements.
It also hopes to hone the interoperability amongst allies and partners for future operations and exercises.
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