Discovery Air Defense Wins $783 Million Canadian Pilot Training Contract
Discovery Air Defence Services has won a contract worth over C$1 billion to provide Airborne Training Services (CATS) to the Canadian Armed Forces.
This contract is for 10 years with 1 two-year option and a second 17-month option. DA Defence will deliver CATS services to the Canadian Armed Forces from permanent operating bases located in four different Canadian provinces using a fleet of modernized Alpha Jet and Learjet aircraft, the company said in a statement Monday.
The contract is estimated to be worth Canadian $1 billion.
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