FMV Orders More Training Aircraft
FMV has ordered three new training aircraft of the type SK 40 for the Air Force, increasing their total number to 13. The delivery is expected to take place during the first quarter of 2025.
FMV has ordered three new training aircraft of the type SK 40 for the Air Force, increasing their total number to 13. The delivery is expected to take place during the first quarter of 2025.
The original contract with Grob Aircraft SE was signed in 2021 and included ten aircraft, a simulator, and associated training systems. The contract also includes the purchase of a spare engine, more training aids, and planning tools. With this expansion, the Swedish Air Force will have a total of 13 aircraft, which increases availability and strengthens training capacity.
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A1: The purpose of FMV's order for more training aircraft is to increase the Air Force's training capacity and availability. By expanding the fleet to 13 aircraft, more pilots can be trained effectively. Last fact-checked: 2025-09-06.
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