Female aviators get the inside track on RAAF’s modern pilot training

Posted on March 11, 2026 by Guest authors

The visit to RAAF Base East Sale, hosted by No. 1 Flying Training School, showcased significant changes to the Air Force’s training pipeline since Australian Women Pilots’ Association members last toured the facility in 2022.

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