The Chief of General Staff, Lieutenant General Salah Al-Din Al-Namroush, held a meeting attended by Brigadier Pilot Mukhtar Osman, Assistant Chief of Staff of the Air Force, along with several specialized officers. The session focused on the instructional pathways for pilots at the Air Force College and the logistical requirements for securing necessary training aircraft.
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During the meeting, participants reviewed the accredited training curriculum at the Air Force College, which spans primary, basic, and advanced stages. Discussions involved a detailed evaluation of the durations and flight hours assigned to each phase to ensure that pilot qualification aligns with established professional standards. Additionally, the agenda covered the procurement of training aircraft tailored to different educational levels, with the objective of bolstering the training process and enhancing the overall performance of the Air Force College.
Lieutenant General Al-Namroush affirmed his full support for the immediate procurement of training aircraft and the rapid revitalization of the Air Force College’s operations. He emphasized the necessity of prioritizing junior officers by enrolling them in specialized training programs designed to elevate their technical proficiency and ensure they are adequately prepared to serve the Air Force