Aviation Week Forecasts: Interoperability, NATO Needs Drive Canadian C4ISR Upgrades
The CE-145C Vigiliance is derived from the King Air 350. Three will enter Canadian service this year supporting Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaisance missions.
Credit: Canadian Department of National Defense
Earlier this month, Aviation Week’s Steve Trimble reported on the Royal Canadian Air Force’s (RCAF) receipt of a new CE-145C—the first of three King Air 350ERs modified by L3Harris for Canadian service in the intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) mission set. The delivery comes as the...
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