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Canada to hire 1,200+ security staff by 2030 for F-35 and other advanced aircraft protection.
The Royal Canadian Air Force plans to hire over 1,200 new security personnel by 2030 to protect advanced aircraft like the F-35, P-8A Poseidon, CC-330 Huskies, and MQ-9B drones, driven by heightened security needs for sensitive data and operations.
The expansion, part of a phased effort starting in 2028, will focus on fighter bases preparing for F-35 deliveries and will extend to other wings due to the complexity of new platforms.
The RCAF is studying allied security models and integrating counter-drone technology, with most roles to be filled by 2029.
Despite delays in secure facility construction at Cold Lake and Bagotville, no financial review has assessed long-term staffing costs.
The Air Force could grow by up to 5,400 personnel over the next two decades, including support roles.
The government continues evaluating the purchase of 88 F-35s, with a minimum commitment of 16, amid ongoing U.S. trade tensions.
Canadá contratará a más de 1.200 miembros del personal de seguridad para el año 2030 para el F-35 y otras aeronaves de protección avanzada.