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flag Canada to hire 1,200+ security staff by 2030 for F-35 and other advanced aircraft protection.

flag 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. flag 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. flag The RCAF is studying allied security models and integrating counter-drone technology, with most roles to be filled by 2029. flag Despite delays in secure facility construction at Cold Lake and Bagotville, no financial review has assessed long-term staffing costs. flag The Air Force could grow by up to 5,400 personnel over the next two decades, including support roles. flag The government continues evaluating the purchase of 88 F-35s, with a minimum commitment of 16, amid ongoing U.S. trade tensions.

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