首批舰载机女飞行学员，拿下关键考核

Recently, the first batch of female flight trainees for naval carrier-based aircraft

have all passed the daytime landing solo assessment

and have now entered the night landing training and assessment phase

They are one step closer to joining frontline units

Netizens: From the recruitment selection in 2023 to today

we have witnessed their growth step by step

We are happy for them!

The first batch of female flight trainees for naval carrier-based aircraft

have all passed the landing solo assessment!

In a certain sea area of the Yellow Sea

several helicopters are closely coordinated, taking off and landing in an orderly manner

The first batch of female flight trainees for naval carrier-based aircraft

have all completed the daytime landing solo assessment

Landing solo is a critical juncture in the growth of carrier-based pilots

and is also a "qualification certificate" for real combat at sea

Compared to land-based operations,

the maritime meteorological environment is more complex and variable

which places higher demands on the flying skills and mindset of the trainees

Wang Mengdi from the Naval Aviation University stated

“The psychological challenge at sea is quite significant

because the landing platform is relatively small

and is affected by waves and sea winds

the ship will rise and fall, sway

which requires more precise control”

The first batch of female flight trainees for naval carrier-based aircraft

have publicly revealed night landing training footage for the first time

After completing the daytime landing assessment,

the night landing training immediately commenced

Flight trainee Han Meng

piloted a helicopter to the designated sea area

As night fell,

the visibility over the sea decreased

Han Meng closely monitored the cockpit instrument data

gradually correcting the course

seizing the opportunity under the guidance of the control tower

and maneuvering the helicopter to descend slowly

successfully completing the night landing

Han Meng from the Naval Aviation University stated

“Night landings are indeed more challenging than I imagined

the entire sea surface is pitch black

making it hard to distinguish between the sea and the sky

which can easily create illusions”

After completing today’s landing task,

she gained a clearer understanding of herself

and feels more confident about heading to the combat position

to execute various maritime and distant sea missions

The first batch of female flight trainees for naval carrier-based aircraft

were selected through recruitment in 2023

and entered the Naval Aviation University

completing their first solo flight in April 2024

In these three years,

this group of female flight trainees has completed

the transition from theoretical learning to aircraft type conversion

Next,

they still need to complete all training subjects specified in the training outline

and then pass the graduation assessment

before finally joining frontline units

This article is sourced from: CCTV News WeChat public account, reprinted from CCTV Military