SOURCE: RAUNAK KUNDE / NEWS BEAT / IDRW.ORG
As negotiations for the purchase of 26 Rafale M fighter jets for the Indian Navy progress, the Navy is also planning to procure two Rafale Simulation Centers to train its crew, including pilots.
The proposed deal for the Rafale M includes 22 single-seater and 4 two-seater aircraft. However, the two-seater Rafale M variants are not carrier-capable, meaning they cannot take off or land from aircraft carriers. To address this limitation, the Indian Navy has decided to invest in simulation centres to provide comprehensive training for its pilots.
The Rafale Simulation Center represents the pinnacle of flight simulation technology. It offers a highly realistic representation of the aircraft and its operating environment, allowing for the creation of complex and dynamic tactical scenarios. By utilizing these centres, the Indian Navy can optimize flying time and maintain the exceptional operational capabilities of its Rafale pilots.
The simulation centres will be instrumental in mission preparation, debriefing, and training pilots in all operational domains, including electronic warfare, intelligence gathering, and combat tactics. These centres will provide a safe and controlled environment for pilots to practice their skills and hone their decision-making abilities.
With the acquisition of these simulation centres, the Indian Navy will join the French Navy as one of the only operators of the Rafale M fighter jet. This investment in training infrastructure will further enhance the Navy’s capabilities and ensure the effective integration of the Rafale M into its fleet.
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