Video | On-site Coverage! Navy's First Batch of Female Carrier-Based Pilot Trainees Conduct Night Landing Training
Recently, the first batch of female pilot trainees for the naval carrier-based aircraft has successfully passed the daytime landing solo assessment and has now entered the nighttime landing training and assessment phase. This marks that they are gradually acquiring the full-time, all-domain operational capability from daytime to nighttime and from land-based to carrier-based operations.
Editor-in-Chief丨Tan Lin
Editor丨Liu Zehan
Reporters丨Duan Zhenjun, Ma Jing, Liu Zhedong
The first batch of female naval aviators in the Chinese Navy has completed their daytime landing assessments and has commenced nighttime landing training and evaluation. This progression signifies their development of full-spectrum operational capabilities, transitioning from land-based to carrier-based operations.
- The first batch of female naval aviators has completed daytime landing assessments.
- They are now undergoing nighttime landing training and evaluation.
- This training marks a progression from daytime to nighttime operations.
- The training enhances their operational capabilities from land-based to carrier-based operations.