Saudi Arabia's first training fighter planes began assembling 1st April 2019

Saudi veneration Mohammad Bin Salman inaugurated locally assembled hockey aircraft at King Abdul Aziz Air Base in the eastern region.
This is Saudi Arabia's first fighter training plane, some of which have been in Saudi Arabia. The training program has been completed in partnership with Saudi Arabia and Britain.

On Sunday King King Abdul Aziz Air Base was informed about Saudi Arabia's commitment to preparing and assembling important parts of aircraft. On the occasion, it was told that after the plane was tested, the tension was spent with trial.
More than 70% of the staff involved Saudi youth in the preparation of these planes. He has assembled 22 hockey aircraft after training in the UK for more than two years.
Saudi veneration Mohammad Bin Salman also signed his next part of the plane.

Hock plane features:
Hock is considered the most fighter training aircraft. Combat Hoobaz receives the highest training in 21 countries of the world. These planes are equipped with radar and weapons, remote senses are installed on the fly during the flight.
One of these planes is that their noise reduces compared to other fighter training planes.
Hock planes demand and deals are fast. About one thousand hock planes have been sold.

Hobabaz, who sits in the high-speed fighter hock plane, has to work hard, the magnetic elements installed in it suddenly change the head of the Hobabaz into a 20 kilogram ball. Hock airplane has to be accustomed to it, and trained hobbies do not have their ability to deal with such a situation or have to work for the skills.
Only then, they are given the opportunity to run more developed and more expensive fighter aircraft.

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