The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has officially inducted into service the six A-29B Super Tucano trainer/light attack aircraft it ordered from Brazilian manufacturer Embraer Defense & Security in late 2017.

The aircraft were commissioned in a turnover and blessing ceremony held on 13 October at Clark Air Base in Angeles City, Pampanga Province, that was presided over by Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana.

The PAF’s six A-29B Super Tucanos at Clark Air Base. These aircraft were officially inducted in a ceremony held on 13 October.

In a speech to mark the event the secretary said he was open to acquiring six more A-29Bs. “I was discussing with the Commanding General [PAF chief Lieutenant General Allen Paredes] a while ago [that] having six Super Tucanos is good but another six more would be better,” Lorenzana was quoted by the state-owned Philippine News Agency (PNA) as saying.

The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has officially inducted into service the six A-29B Super Tucano trainer/light attack aircraft it ordered from Brazilian manufacturer Embraer Defense & Security in late 2017.

The aircraft were commissioned in a turnover and blessing ceremony held on 13 October at Clark Air Base in Angeles City, Pampanga Province, that was presided over by Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana.

The PAF’s six A-29B Super Tucanos at Clark Air Base. These aircraft were officially inducted in a ceremony held on 13 October.

In a speech to mark the event the secretary said he was open to acquiring six more A-29Bs. “I was discussing with the Commanding General [PAF chief Lieutenant General Allen Paredes] a while ago [that] having six Super Tucanos is good but another six more would be better,” Lorenzana was quoted by the state-owned Philippine News Agency (PNA) as saying.

The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has officially inducted into service the six A-29B Super Tucano trainer/light attack aircraft it ordered from Brazilian manufacturer Embraer Defense & Security in late 2017.

The aircraft were commissioned in a turnover and blessing ceremony held on 13 October at Clark Air Base in Angeles City, Pampanga Province, that was presided over by Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana.

The PAF’s six A-29B Super Tucanos at Clark Air Base. These aircraft were officially inducted in a ceremony held on 13 October.

In a speech to mark the event the secretary said he was open to acquiring six more A-29Bs. “I was discussing with the Commanding General [PAF chief Lieutenant General Allen Paredes] a while ago [that] having six Super Tucanos is good but another six more would be better,” Lorenzana was quoted by the state-owned Philippine News Agency (PNA) as saying.

The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has officially inducted into service the six A-29B Super Tucano trainer/light attack aircraft it ordered from Brazilian manufacturer Embraer Defense & Security in late 2017.

The aircraft were commissioned in a turnover and blessing ceremony held on 13 October at Clark Air Base in Angeles City, Pampanga Province, that was presided over by Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana.

The PAF’s six A-29B Super Tucanos at Clark Air Base. These aircraft were officially inducted in a ceremony held on 13 October.

In a speech to mark the event the secretary said he was open to acquiring six more A-29Bs. “I was discussing with the Commanding General [PAF chief Lieutenant General Allen Paredes] a while ago [that] having six Super Tucanos is good but another six more would be better,” Lorenzana was quoted by the state-owned Philippine News Agency (PNA) as saying.

The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has officially inducted into service the six A-29B Super Tucano trainer/light attack aircraft it ordered from Brazilian manufacturer Embraer Defense & Security in late 2017.

The aircraft were commissioned in a turnover and blessing ceremony held on 13 October at Clark Air Base in Angeles City, Pampanga Province, that was presided over by Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana.

The PAF’s six A-29B Super Tucanos at Clark Air Base. These aircraft were officially inducted in a ceremony held on 13 October.

In a speech to mark the event the secretary said he was open to acquiring six more A-29Bs. “I was discussing with the Commanding General [PAF chief Lieutenant General Allen Paredes] a while ago [that] having six Super Tucanos is good but another six more would be better,” Lorenzana was quoted by the state-owned Philippine News Agency (PNA) as saying.

The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has officially inducted into service the six A-29B Super Tucano trainer/light attack aircraft it ordered from Brazilian manufacturer Embraer Defense & Security in late 2017.

The aircraft were commissioned in a turnover and blessing ceremony held on 13 October at Clark Air Base in Angeles City, Pampanga Province, that was presided over by Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana.

The PAF’s six A-29B Super Tucanos at Clark Air Base. These aircraft were officially inducted in a ceremony held on 13 October.

In a speech to mark the event the secretary said he was open to acquiring six more A-29Bs. “I was discussing with the Commanding General [PAF chief Lieutenant General Allen Paredes] a while ago [that] having six Super Tucanos is good but another six more would be better,” Lorenzana was quoted by the state-owned Philippine News Agency (PNA) as saying.