Military flying training and support by the numbers
100+
years of experience in military aviation
11,000
military flying training hours provided to the French Air Force every year
43,000+
military flying training hours delivered last year
10
aeronautical maintenance centres in 7 countries
2,400+
aircraft technicians and engineers (military and civil) to deliver any service required
11
year contract to support the French Air Force with training, fleet management and air station support
70%
of all UK Ministry of Defence flying training hours supported
What we do
Babcock delivers fully-supported cutting-edge military aviation programs — designed by military aircrews for military aircrews to achieve world-class results.
Babcock has more than 100 years of tried and true global aviation best practices to draw on. Our forward-looking and collaborative process fuses these insights with unmatched pilot-centric thought leadership, individualized training programs, and a global network of military air power experts.
Globally recognized military flying training and support
How we do it
Babcock applies the science of learning and re-imagined student-centric training with a company-wide mission-critical operations mindset and world-leading, multinational military flying training experience. We harness aviation and military flying training best practices to deliver innovative and cost-effective military flying training programs, optimized for individual learning and outcomes.
We ensure the world’s best aircrew trainees receive the world’s best flying training
As an aviation-minded company, Canadian training and support requirements align perfectly to what we do. This is our core business, and Babcock knows how to do it better and more cost effectively than anyone else. Along with the best modern military flying training available, we can help you improve on-going operations and enhance a forward-looking environment for military aviation by creating an efficient and effective training solution.
Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) Program
Babcock Canada is partnered with Leonardo Canada to pursue Canada’s FAcT program.
The Royal Canadian Air Force deserves nothing short of world class. Babcock Leonardo Canadian Aircrew Training will combine over 70 years of global aircrew training, over 100 year’s experience in military aviation, and innovative solutions to ensure the next generation of RCAF aircrew receive the world’s best training.
First In Class. Global Leaders. Securing Canada’s Future.
To learn more, visit: Babcock Leonardo Canadian Aircrew Training
The benefits of better training
Take advantage of training that ensures personnel and assets are mission-ready at all times.
Fully individualized training programs
Innovation for classroom, simulator and in-flight training
World-class instruction and support
The best technology solutions for the training environment
Students better prepared for operational aircraft conversions
Reduction of costly student holdovers
The results of Babcock training speak for themselves
“It’s a positive, collaborative whole force relationship with Babcock and RAF personnel. [Babcock] has a good cultural attitude to air safety…”
Commandant No 6 Flying Training School RAF
“The outsourcing of flight hours and maintenance is a real model of performance… a major advantage for preparing our future fighter pilots”
Commanding Officer EALAT – Armée de l’Air
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Military Flying Training in the Newsroom
Canada’s Leading Defence Companies Expand Collaboration on Leadership Award for Women in STEM
Babcock is delighted to be working with L3Harris Technologies, Thales, and CAE, to support the Canadian Industrial Leadership Award (CILA). CILA has previously invested nearly $1 million in awards, internships and company mentorships since its launch in 2019.
Babcock Canada and Leonardo Canada Join Forces for Canada’s Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) Program
Babcock Canada and Leonardo Canada are pleased to announce that they have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to jointly pursue Canada’s Future Aircrew Training Program (FAcT) and to create a Canadian joint venture.