The 61st NATO Flight Safety working Group was held in Bratislava, Slovakia from 30 September to 2 October 25 and brought together a large number of NATO member Flight Safety teams to provide updates on their respective Flight Safety issues and to review related STANAGs and Liaison activity reports. In addition, it provided an opportunity…
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In February 2025, EAG Nations convened at the Syracusa Air Force Detachment in Italy for the Connectivity Forum 2025 with the participation from JAPCC. This gathering provided a key platform for exchanging ideas and discussing Tactical Data Links (TDL).A major milestone was the successful completion of the EAG Syllabi, establishing common training standards for TDL…
The EAG had a very busy month in February 24, aiming to deliver Agile Combat Employment (ACE) from a European perspective First of all, members of the EAG PS were welcomed to Lithuania by the Chief of Air Staff, Colonel Ananas Matutis, at the Air Force Headquarters in Kaunas. Following the traditional exchanging of gifts,…
Vital to military partnerships with key allies around the world is interoperability. The European Air Group aims to improve tactical capability through interoperability, and one of its major projects includes F-35 Technicians Interoperability. The goal of this initiative is to reduce the F-35 logistic footprint and at the same time increase the operational capabilities by…
From 9 to 11 May 2023, personnel from the Italian Army, German Air Force, Royal Netherlands Air Force and Royal Air Force came together at Gilze-Rijen Air Force Base in The Netherlands for the first Cargo Helicopter Interoperability Project (CHIP) meeting of 2023. The aims and outputs of the CHIP are to improve interoperability between…
