US Reaper pilot shortage prompts UK to consider sovereign training capability

USAF MQ-9 at Holloman AFB - Beth Stevenson

As the number of slots available to foreign allies at the US Air Force’s unmanned air vehicle training school continues to be limited, the UK is considering establishing its own domestic capability, ahead of a planned acquisition of a new fleet of remotely-piloted aircraft.

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