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Jet Provost – Transforming Training
’All-through’ jet training was an ambitious plan, but the Jet Provost T1 proved it could work A quartet of No 2 Flying Training School’s Jet Provost T1s (XD675, XD693, XD677 and XD678) airborne out of Hullavington during 1957. ALL PHOTOS AEROPLANE Progress? What progress? Today’s newly fledged RAF combat jet pilot will have started out on the pistonengined Grob Tutor elementary trainer, stayed with propellerdriven aircraft but moved on to the turboprop Shorts Tucano for basic fast jet training, and

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