advanced jet trainers 結果共4筆

Witness the thrilling final showcase of Taiwan’s AT-3 jet trainers during the annual air force training session, as the nation prepares to transition to the more advanced Brave Eagle jets.

Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation (AIDC) President Ma Wan-june announced that the company’s revenue reached NT＄35.8 billion by the end of November 2023. Ma predicts that AIDC’s operations in commercial aviation, defense, and technological services will surpass this year’s figures in 2024. The rebound of the commercial aircraft business has led to a global shortage of aviation parts, benefiting AIDC as it continues to receive inquiries from aviation giants such as Boeing and Airbus. AIDC is also on track to deliver 18 Brave Eagle advanced jet trainers in 2024, indicating strong performance in the military sector. The company met its annual goal by delivering the last four Brave Eagle jets on Tuesday, totaling 17 aircraft deliveries for the year.

President Tsai Ing-wen meets with a delegation from the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), emphasizing Taiwan’s commitment to not provoke or act rashly amid tense cross-strait relations, and the importance of strengthening relations with the U.S. and other democracies. She highlights Taiwan’s achievements in self-reliant defense, including the development of advanced jet trainers and submarines.

There are 10 Taiwan’s Brave Eagle Advanced Jet Trainers stationed at Zhihang Air Force Base in Taitung County, Taiwan.