USAF seeks higher pilot throughput
The Pilot Training Transformation 2.5 (PTT 2.5) programme for the USAF has taken another step forward with the completion of a set of trials at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph to test a new Immersive Training Device (ITD).
The trials were conducted in conjunction with 559th Flying Training Squadron (FTS) and used T-6B Texan II students and instructors. The ITDs are AI-based virtual reality synthetic training systems that are being used in parallel with USAF Undergraduate Pilot and Pilot Instructor Training courses.
PTT is receiving high priority as the USAF continues to focus on reducing its pilot shortfall that currently stands
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