ATAC is the industry leader in outsourced airborne tactical training, threat simulation, and research and development. 

With high-performance aircraft, advanced threat tactics and electronic attack equipment – and some of the nation’s best fighter pilots – ATAC delivers realistic and cost-effective training and testing for U.S. and ally military forces.

No one else has ATAC’s experience and capability to provide commercial military air services safely, seamlessly and professionally – any time, anywhere.

With a growing fleet of aircraft, ATAC can simultaneously operate multiple types of aircraft on the U.S. east and west coasts and throughout the Pacific theater for diverse training and testing missions, giving customers an edge when preparing for current and future threats. 

ATAC supports some of the most critical training functions, from air-to-air and air-to-ship training and research and development operations for the U.S Navy to Air Force F-15 Operational Readiness Evaluations, “Red Flag” exercises, F/A-22 Raptor crew readiness, and combat controller training.

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Rick Rogers

Dave Dober

Erasmo Piñero Jr.

John Rupp

Justin Bourdon

Andrew McFarland

The Engineering and Development team at ATAC is responsible for innovating and enhancing the performance of aircraft and systems used in tactical training and threat simulation. This team combines expertise in research and development, engineering, and avionics to ensure that ATAC's fleet remains at the forefront of technology and effectiveness, enabling realistic training scenarios for military forces. Their work directly supports mission readiness and operational excellence for the U.S. and allied military services.

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