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First Cadets Graduate from Training Course on the Polish M-346 Bielik

Image Credit: Lt. Ewa Złotnicka
Image Credit: Lt. Ewa Złotnicka

After 8 months of training, many hours spent in the air and in simulators, cadets from the Polish Air Force Academy in Dęblin working with the 4th Training Aviation Wing have finally graduated from their course on the M346 Master/Bielik AJT.

Among the student pilots, flying a myriad of aircraft types during their 4th and 5th year at the Air Force Academy, a group of four, first to fly the M-346, could also have been found, announced Lt. Ewa Złotnicka.

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Image Credit: Lt. Ewa Złotnicka

Before they began flying they had to go through intense ground training programme, to learn how to operate the jet, and to learn about the systems of the M-346. Furthermore, the young pilots also had to get acquainted with procedures, communications and with the airfield itself.

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Image Credit: Lt. Ewa Złotnicka

Simulator Training Centre at the 41st Training Aviation Base has also been an important element of the educational programme for the pilots. Thanks to the modern M-346 Master simulators the cadets were regularly training all of the procedures. EPT (Emerency Procedure Trainer) simulator has also been very useful in the process of preparing the cadets, allowing them to go through the emergency procedures. FMS (Full Mission Simulator) and FTD (Flight Training Device) systems have been used by the cadets to get ready for flying. The ETTS (Embedded Tactical Training System) solution, on the other hand, made it possible to conduct group training in a single mission with simulated weapons and threats.

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Image Credit: Lt. Ewa Złotnicka

Involvement of the instructors and efforts made to prepare and conduct the training did have a tangible impact on the cadets’ ability to fly the jets in VFR/IFR settings and in air-to-air and low-flying scenarios.

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Image Credit: Lt. Ewa Złotnicka

The cadets would be receiving their officer ranks on 6th December 2019. After reporting at the units to which they were assigned they will be perfecting their airmanship and thus they would be able to use their know-how and skills in everyday service, in the air and on the ground.

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