Italy based pilot training organisation European Aviation Academy (EAA) and flight simulator manufacturer Aviatify announce receipt of the Certificate of Compliance for their brand new FNPT II MCC A322 Pilot Training Device, which is marketed under the name “Paragon3”. For EAA, a Rome based flight training organization, this means a significant expansion of their training capabilities that now includes creditable (APS) MCC training on an A322 twin jet, single aisle platform.

European Aviation Academy brand of LTN Group ATO, is an established company since 2013, providing Ab-Initio, as well as Type Rating, TRI/SFI, CCQ and many more advanced training, mostly on the Airbus and Boeing fleet. EAA continues to uphold its commitment to providing world-class aviation training across the USA and Europe.

This recent addition enables EAA to offer more extensive training opportunities alongside their existing B737 fixed base simulator. The new A322 simulator will be utilized for Type Rating Ground support, MCC, APS MCC, and as supplementary support for all Airbus-certified training programs.

European Aviation Academy is committed to utilizing the new simulator to its fullest potential, ensuring that students receive top-tier training to meet the demands of the evolving aviation industry. The partnership with Aviatify underscores EAA’s dedication to integrating advanced technology into its training programs. As part of the deal, EAA in fact will also receive ViXR, a mixed reality (procedure) training solution from ProSim-TS from The Netherlands and is going to be the launch customer for the Italian Market.

Both companies signed a purchase agreement in December of last year. In a record time of six months the companies have worked towards manufacturing, installing and qualifying the device at the facilities of EAA in Fiumicino Rome, Italy. From this time forward, the Paragon3 is available for cadets and external customers to perform bridge training, procedure training, pre-type rating training and creditable (APS) MCC training.

Aviatify is thankful to all at EAA for their great team spirit throughout this challenging project. Both companies wish all instructors, pilots and operators productive training sessions and many happy landings.

Source: European Aviation Academy & Aviatify
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