Air Chief witnesses ‘Anatolian Eagle 2021’ exercise in Turkey
ISLAMABAD: Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, Chief of the Air Staff, Pakistan Air Force visited the 3rd Main Jet Base in Konya, Turkey to review the multi-national air exercise “Anatolian Eagle-2021”.
The Air Chief was given a detailed briefing about the conduct of the Exercise. While interacting with the participants, the Air Chief praised the operational readiness and professionalism of the participating aircrew. He also underscored the significance of training in air operations for synergetic and effective employment of assets in a real scenario.
He said, “Such exercises contribute immensely in achieving greater synergy and cooperation amongst friendly forces.” Anatolian Eagle is an annual event held alternately in Turkey and Pakistan. This year the Exercise features participation from Air Forces of Turkey, Azerbaijan, Pakistan and Qatar. The PAF contingent comprises JF-17 Thunder aircraft along with personnel from various PAF units and squadrons.
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