![]() The first T-6As became operational with the USAF at Moody Air Force Base in 2001. It was approved for certification and production in July 1999, and a full rate production decision was made in December 2001. The T-6A began developmental flight testing in July 1998. JPATS also includes a suite of simulators, training devices, computer-aided academics, and a training integration management system. Air Force’s T-37 Tweet and the Navy’s T-34C Turbo Mentor. It was the winner of the aircraft portion of the Joint Primary Aircraft Training System (JPATS) competition in the 1990s, which was held to find a single replacement aircraft for the U. It is produced by Raytheon Aircraft and is based on Raytheon’s Beech/Pilatus PC-9 Mk II. Navy), the T-6 Texan II carries on in the tradition of its namesake by serving as a primary training aircraft for the U. For practical aviation advice you can trust, contact us at: Follow us on LinkedIn and on Twitter for our latest updates.Designated and named after the famous North American T-6 Texan trainer of World War II fame (designated SNJ by the U. ![]() ‘ Crazy’ KC-10 Boom Loss: Informal Maintenance Shift Handovers and Skipped TasksĪerossurance has extensive air safety, operations, airworthiness, human factors, aviation regulation and safety analysis experience.Contaminated Oxygen on ‘Air Force One’ Poor standards at a Boeing maintenance facility resulted in contamination of two oxygen systems on a USAF Presidential VC-25 (B747).USAF Parachutist Fatally Extracted Through Ventilation Door.Inadequate Maintenance at a USAF Depot Featured in Fatal USMC KC-130T Accident.Inadequate Maintenance, An Engine Failure and Mishandling: Crash of a USAF WC-130H.USAF Engine Shop in “Disarray” with a “Method of the Madness”: F-16CM Engine Fire.Investigation into F-22A Take Off Accident Highlights a Cultural Issue.LOC-I Departure: AAIB Report on King Air 200 Accident.‘Procedural Drift’: Lynx CFIT in Afghanistan.Korean T-50 Accident at Singapore Airshow.C-130J Control Restriction Accident, Jalalabad. ![]()
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