RMIT University’s Aviation Academy, which has the largest owned and most modern training aircraft fleet in Australian higher education, leadership team concluded a South East Asian trip which included the signing of a new abinitio cadet pilot program with Thai Vietjet.

Lea Vesic, Director and CEO of RMIT Aviation Academy, participated in the CAPA India aviation Conference, engaging with industry leaders to discuss the future of aviation education and training. Followed by a visit to Bangkok, Thailand during which a signing of the Thai Vietjet Cadet Program was held at the Sky Careers Festival.

Lea Vesic reaffirmed her belief in aviation’s transformative power to positively impact societies and individuals saying, “I believe so deeply in the power of aviation to change people and societies for good. This trip not only reinforced my belief in the boundless opportunities the aviation industry holds but also highlighted the global spirit that drives it. The future is bright, and it’s being led by the next generation of leaders we’re so proud to support.”

In September 2022 VietJet Air, held a signing ceremony and a roadshow Ab-initio Pilot Training Admission Day for its Cadet Pilot Program with Australian Flight School RMIT University located in Melbourne Australia. The flight training program will take 12 to 14 months and cost US$88,000.

Source: Lea Vesic (RMIT)
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