TFASA denies teaching Chinese Pilots amid Daniel Duggan Extradition.

A statement was released by TFASA to deny allegations of having trained Chinese military pilots.

“TFASA provides training to test pilots, flight test engineers, and basic operational instructor pilots under closely controlled security conditions. All training aspects and material are strictly unclassified and provided either from open source or the clients themselves. No training involves classified tactics or other information, nor any frontline activities,” the statement said.

Supporters of Duggan meanwhile believe the ex-pilot is targeted by the West amid continued spat with the Chinese who are serious about their country’s strong economically and in the military too.

Dungan wife is tired of her kid’s constant questioning about their father. she said

“It has been devastating. The kids and I distraught. It’s just a struggle. It’s a daily struggle. The kids have lots of questions. Constant tears. I mean, it’s horrific,

“We’re horrified that something like this could happen, not only to us, but to anyone,” Saffrine Duggan told her supporters.

“I would never have thought this could ever happen in Australia, let alone to our family. My family is brave and strong and so are our friends, and so is my husband, but we are all terribly torn apart.”

Glenn Kolomeitz, a former member of the Australian Defence Force and lawyer, who is advocating for the family, told CNN that it is “very, very common for people to leave the military and go work overseas.”

“Dan was just an instructor, just a pilot trainer. That’s it,” he told CNN.

“He wasn’t a part of the company (TFASA), he wasn’t in any way involved in any of the administration, the management, and how could he possibly have thought, or have even considered that there would be any illegality in this, when there are so many people, including high levels from the RAF, the British air force, involved in this training.”

The Court will sit today Tuesday to hear arguments from both sides.