The Republic of Singapore Air Force's A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport brings air-to-air refuelling capabilities to Exercise Forging Sabre for the first time. Watch how it ensures that fighter aircraft are always fuelled up for their missions!
Chief of Air Force Major-General (MG) Kelvin Khong reflects on the way ahead for the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) and looks back at the past year, in a media interview on the sidelines of Singapore Airshow 2022.
Meet 1st Sergeant Lim Pei Zhen, an Air Refuelling Officer on board the A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport. The 25-year-old is responsible for conducting aerial refuelling for the RSAF's fighter jets and other tankers.
These majestic warbirds have served the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) well for over two decades. Now it’s time for the KC-135R long-range jet tankers to rest.
Here's what it’s like to be an Air Refuelling Operator on the new A330 MRTT at Exercise Forging Sabre.
The A330 MRTT aircraft extends the endurance of RSAF's planes through its AAR capability and can be configured to support medical evacuation missions.
To combat climate change, the SAF will expand its use of renewable energy while reducing its carbon emissions.
The Republic of Singapore Air Force's (RSAF's) A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) aircraft got a head start in operating with the F-35B Joint Strike Fighters (JSFs) when it successfully conducted aerial refueling operations with the 5th-gen fighter aircraft at Exercise Pitch Black.
The RSAF is set to wow spectators with its stunning flying displays and fearsome assets at the Singapore Airshow 2022!
These national servicemen have been working tirelessly to keep the RSAF's operations going at this massive multinational air combat exercise in Australia.
The RSAF is training with F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, among other aircraft, in this large-scale multilateral air combat exercise.
-2022/14feb22_news3_thumbnail.jpg?sfvrsn=8de82a8a_3)
