DSEI 2021: First time at Pápa for EDA course

17th September 2021 - 13:30 GMT | by Trevor Nash in London

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The Inzpire MTD. (Photo: Inzpire)

October will see the EDA and its training provider, Inzpire, undertake live flying training in Hungary as part of its Helicopter Tactics Instructor course.

The European Defence Agency (EDA) is about to expand its capabilities by providing live training from Pápa Air Base in Hungary as part of its rotary-wing training programme. The first live course in Hungary will commence in October.

Via prime contractor Inzpire’s Helicopter Services Division, the EDA runs a number of courses at the Multinational Helicopter Training Centre in Sintra Air Base, Portugal.

Participating nations then have the opportunity of adding a live flying phase in Hungary following the Sintra ground school.

EDA has four main courses that are taught by Inzpire: the Helicopter Tactics Course; the Helicopter Tactics Instructor

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