Nearly 700 high-fidelity flight simulation licences, donated by Lockheed Martin, are giving every RAF Air Cadet equal access to immersive aviation training, regardless of location or background.
50 personnel from Scotland and Northern Ireland Region took part in a week-long Battle of Britain tour. From RAF Coningsby and the International Bomber Command Centre in Lincolnshire, to the Capel-le-Ferne Memorial in Kent, the tour was a special experience which left a lasting impression on all.
Lee from Currys Business is offering tailored tech guidance to RAF Air Cadet squadrons after seeing first-hand how valuable the right equipment can be for young people. His support is helping units identify the best solutions for their needs - the Air Cadet Charity welcomes other corporates who would like to get involved.
Corporal Till Roberts completed his first solo glider flight aged 14! "RAFAC isn't all about flying", he says - read more about Till's journey and how RAF Air Cadets and the Air Cadet Charity are helping to shape the lives of young people.
In line with our mission to ensure 'access for all', the Air Cadet Charity is launching a dedicated Immersive Technology Grant programme to help ATC squadrons purchase flight simulator and Esports equipment.
There are hundreds of different ways your squadron could benefit from funding. The grant window is open - this is the perfect time to explore what is possible!
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