US EditionKLM Pilots To Fly The F-35 As Reservists In New Military-Civilian Partnership
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The Dutch airline KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, which also flies to Slovenia, and the Dutch Ministry of Defense have signed an agreement under which the airline's pilots will be allowed to serve as reserve pilots of modern F-35 military aircraft in the Royal Netherlands Air Force.
KLM Pilots To Fly The F-35 As Reservists In New Military-Civilian Partnership
As global tensions rise, the Netherlands turns to commercial aviation to reinforce its F-35 pilot pool. A new agreement between KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and the Dutch Ministry of Defense will allow airline pilots to serve as reserve F-35 pilots in the Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF). This marks a pretty interesting initiative that could blur […] The post KLM Pilots To Fly The F-35 As Reservists In New Military-Civilian Partnership appeared f…
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