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Flight Time of BF Naval Aviation to Grow Twice in 2012

Flight Time of BF Naval Aviation to Grow Twice in 2012 01.02.2012
Text: Western Military District Press Service
Photo: Western Military District Press Service
In training year of 2012, flight time of Baltic Fleet (BF) ASW Helicopter Squadron will be doubled.

Each pilot will spend at lest 110 hours in the air. Intensification of combat training will improve qualification level of aircrews.

Despite low temperatures, crews of the helicopter squadron continue training flights. They practice searching and trailing of "enemy" submarines day and night, as well as searching and rescuing of people in distress, picking them aboard from the sea and land.

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