AT-6 WOLVERINE

The AT-6 Wolverine cockpit is built for today’s warfighter and integrates a digital glass cockpit and HUD, tactical navigation, sensor display, weapons management, and weapons delivery modes.

• A-10C Lockheed Martin Combat Mission System
• CMC Glass Cockpit, Flight Management System, and Multi-Function Displays
• SparrowHawk HUD with integrated navigation and weapons delivery
• F-16 Hands-On-Throttle-And-Stick (HOTAS)

Using CAE USA as its ground-based training provider for the AT-6 light attack and armed reconnaissance aircraft gives customers the confidence of a modern, thoroughly effective training system for pilots, aircrew and maintenance technicians. The developed suite of training media and synthetic media training equipment includes everything required to take pilots step-by-step from ground school to flying colors in AT-6.

The AT-6 Wolverine cockpit is built for today’s warfighter, integrating a digital glass cockpit and head-up display, tactical navigation, sensor display, weapons management, and weapons delivery modes.

• A-10C Lockheed Martin Combat Mission System
• CMC Glass Cockpit, Flight Management System, and Multi-Function Displays
• SparrowHawk HUD with integrated navigation and weapons delivery
• F-16 Hands-On-Throttle-And-Stick (HOTAS)
• Martin Baker ML16LA zero-altitude/zero-airspeed ejection seat; built to accommodate
• WAAS/LPV GPS Precision Approach System
• Night Vision Imaging System (NVIS) compatible cockpit and exterior lighting
• GENTEX Scorpion Helmet-Mounted Cueing System
• Removable mass media device (RMMD), which allows for synchronized flight planning and synchronized four-ship, 3D playback
• Integrated moving map, sensor displays and targeting system
• Robust data links for situational awareness data link (SADL) and link-16 variable messaging format (WMF)

The AT-6 Wolverine can accommodate more than 66 standard load configurations as well as its non-standard asymmetric configurations, which provides the most versatile mission readiness in its class.

The AT-6 Wolverine has a higher airspeed and Mach envelope for carriage and employment of external systems than other light attack aircraft. Its seven hardpoints allow the AT-6 Wolverine more than 13 general purpose and precision munitions to meet the demanding requirements of close air support and light attack missions.

The AT-6 Wolverine employs a broad range of weapons that no other light attack aircraft can match. It has demonstrated light attack capabilities and full compatibility with U.S. and NATO Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) systems.

Weapons configuration

Capable of operating with a staggering array of weapons and external fuel carriage configurations, the AT-6 Wolverine gives the warfighter what they need when they need it, including the flexibility to tailor weapons configurations. In addition, the AT-6 Wolverine is the first fixed-wing aircraft to employ 2.75” laser-guided rockets successfully.