From March 4, 2024 to March 22, 2024, the "Helicopter Tactics Course" will see S-70 "Black Hawk", Agusta Bell 212 and OH-58 "Kiowa" transport helicopters as well as fixed-wing aircraft such as the Pilatus PC-6 "Turbo Porter", Pilatus PC-7 "Turbo Trainer" and DA-40 fly on weekdays, except Saturdays, between 09:00 a.m. and 20:00 p.m. There will be no flying at night. The aim is to teach the crews tactical flying at different altitudes - including low-level flight - and at different speeds under as many threat situations as possible. Take-offs and landings will take place at the Brumowski air base in Langenlebarn (Lower Austria), Vogler in Hörsching (Upper Austria) and Hinterstoisser in Zeltweg (St. Johann in Tirol). Any landings outside military properties are generally approved or registered and the landowners are informed of this. "The cooperation of helicopters is an extremely demanding task that requires careful preparation and regular training. The 'Helicopter Tactics Course' enables the air force to practice various complex scenarios and master the necessary procedures for operations. In view of the current security situation in Europe, it is clear how important it is to train military procedures and thus prepare for possible emergencies," said Defense Minister Klaudia Tanner. Training area: Upper Austria and Lower Austria In Upper Austria, flights will take place primarily in the districts of Freistadt, Eferding, Linz Land, Rohrbach, Urfahr Umgebung, Grieskirchen, Perg, Steyr Land, Wels Land, Gmunden and in Lower Austria primarily in the districts of Waidhofen/Thaya, Horn, St. Pölten City and Country, Amstetten, Zwettl, Gmünd, Melk, Krems, Tulln, Hollabrunn, Mistelbach, Korneuburg and Mödling. The use of blank, marker, flare and signal ammunition is planned. In some cases, orange or green signal smoke is used to mark helicopter landing sites outside of barracks. Whether domestically or