As Paraguayan President Santiago Peña announced last July, the Paraguayan Air Force (FAP) is negotiating with his pair from Taiwan the possible donation by the latter of a lot of between fifteen and twenty advanced training planes and light combat AIDC AT-3 Tzu-Chung, of which it is planned to keep one part in service and another to use as spare parts. The planes are currently in the process of being withdrawn from service to be replaced by...
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As Paraguayan President Santiago Peña announced last July, the Paraguayan Air Force (FAP) is negotiating with his pair from Taiwan the possible donation by the latter of a lot of between fifteen and twenty advanced training planes and light combat AIDC AT-3 Tzu-Chung, of which it is planned to keep one part in service and another to use as spare parts. The planes are currently in the process of being withdrawn from service to be replaced by...