Training and Workforce
Canada Orders 19 PC-21s To Train Air Force Pilots
Future Aircrew Training program is run by KF Aerospace and SkyAlyne
Pilatus PC-21
Pilatus has won a contract to supply 19 PC-21 aircraft to train Canadian air force pilots.

The Canadian government is buying 19 Pilatus PC-21s to train the next generation of air force pilots. The Swiss manufacturer announced the sale on Thursday and said the single turboprop aircraft will be stationed in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s Future Aircrew Training program, from 2026.

The agreement was signed between Pilatus and KF Aerospace, which is the prime contractor for Canada’s Contracted Flying Training and Support program. SkyAlyne is KF’s partner for the 25-year Future Aircrew Training program.