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Royal Air Force chief due today
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This would be an eye opener for the Air Chief.
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Eye opener? And why exactly will that be? Its just an exercise, its not to intimate any one in paticular.
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I meant that in a positive way, like showing Pakistan's professionalism in the excercise.
Royal Air Force chief visits PAF Base, PAC
ISLAMABAD, Oct 27 (APP): Chief of the Air Staff of Royal Air Force Sir Glenn Torpy visited PAF Base, Minhas and Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Kamra.
On his arrival, he was received by Air Marshal Khalid Chaudhry, Chairman Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Board Kamra and Air Commodore Muhammad Jamshed Khan, Base Commander PAF Base, Minhas.
During his visit, Sir Glenn Torpy was given a briefing about the working of the Base. The delegation visited different sections of the factories.
The members of the delegation showed keen interest in the areas of mutual cooperation especially in the field of overhaul and upgradation of weapon system.
At each factory, the respective managing directors explained the different processes involved in the rebuilding of life exhausted aircraft. The guests also saw the manufacturing of aircraft at Aircraft Manufacturing Factory Kamra.
Pakistan Aeronautical Complex is the only defence aviation manufacturing and overhauling concern of its kind in Pakistan. Apart from serving as a backbone for Pakistan Air Force, improving its operational readiness and saving millions of dollars annually through indigenization, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex has been expanding its customer base in the international aviation market ever since its inception.
Associated Press of Pakistan - Royal Air Force chief visits PAF Base, PAC
ISLAMABAD, Oct 27 (APP): Chief of the Air Staff of Royal Air Force Sir Glenn Torpy visited PAF Base, Minhas and Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Kamra.
On his arrival, he was received by Air Marshal Khalid Chaudhry, Chairman Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Board Kamra and Air Commodore Muhammad Jamshed Khan, Base Commander PAF Base, Minhas.
During his visit, Sir Glenn Torpy was given a briefing about the working of the Base. The delegation visited different sections of the factories.
The members of the delegation showed keen interest in the areas of mutual cooperation especially in the field of overhaul and upgradation of weapon system.
At each factory, the respective managing directors explained the different processes involved in the rebuilding of life exhausted aircraft. The guests also saw the manufacturing of aircraft at Aircraft Manufacturing Factory Kamra.
Pakistan Aeronautical Complex is the only defence aviation manufacturing and overhauling concern of its kind in Pakistan. Apart from serving as a backbone for Pakistan Air Force, improving its operational readiness and saving millions of dollars annually through indigenization, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex has been expanding its customer base in the international aviation market ever since its inception.
Associated Press of Pakistan - Royal Air Force chief visits PAF Base, PAC
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