The French aircraft Charles De Gaulle (R91) carrier left the port of Toulon yesterday.
In the next few days, the ship will operate in the western Mediterranean for a training mission in favor of the navy aviation school.
Usually scheduled twice a year, this essential phase aims to qualify for the landing, day and night, of the new pilots of the Navy’s aviation.
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This exercise also allows the training of already qualified pilots. This embarkation is therefore fundamental in order to benefit from a qualified airborne group ready to intervene during the next deployment of the carrier strike group.