CARSON CITY, Nev., April 30 (UPI) -- U.S. company Tactical Air Defense Services is moving forward with Tactical Air Support Inc. to jointly bid on fighter aircraft training support contracts.
Air-combat training solutions provider TADF has formed a team with privately held Tac-Air in a strategic move to address U.S. Air Force combat training requirements for the F-16 Falcon aircraft.
Company officials say the team will also pursue training and maintenance support contracts with the other countries operating the F-16.
"Tac-Air brings a proven track record of accomplishment and expertise that we believe will greatly enhance our ability to pursue and win aerospace/defense service contracts from the United States and foreign-allied Departments of Defense," TADF Chief Executive Officer Alexis Korybut said in a statement.
Following the teaming agreement, the new partnership has already submitted a proposal on a U.S. Defense Department agency F-16 maintenance training solicitation.
