Deputy Commander of the Air Force, Lieutenant General Jiang Guanghua, recently visited the Air Force's Kangshan Base, accompanied by the Commander of the Flight Training Department, Major General Wu. They presided over the "Combat Group AJT Aircraft Conversion Training Flight Mission Overview." The event gathered instructors, staff members, and trainees to discuss the subsequent training plans, review the conversion training, and provide suggestions for improvement. The goal was to encourage all instructors and trainees to put in their best efforts and create a better education and training environment for the Air Force.
Deputy Commander Jiang first listened to a briefing on the preparation status of the advanced trainer aircraft and the subsequent conversion training curriculum and key focus areas. He engaged with the personnel on-site, hoping to refine and improve the conversion training process. After the briefing, the instructors provided a pre-flight mission briefing for the 112th Class B Combat Group trainees and conducted a 360-degree inspection, among other procedures. Following this, under the guidance of the instructors, the first group of AJT aircraft conversion trainees successfully took to the skies and completed their first flight training, marking a new milestone.
Deputy Commander Jiang expressed that it is thanks to the continuous efforts and dedication of every loyal member of the Air Force that the Republic of China Air Force has reached its current status. He extended his recognition and gratitude to the instructors and trainees for their hard work. He also encouraged everyone to put in more effort, as this would allow future Air Force trainees to receive education in a more efficient, scientific, and comfortable environment, helping them grow and become strong members dedicated to defending the nation’s airspace.