European Flight School Expands Helicopter and Fixed-Wing Training Through New Georgia Base

Georgia – Flight training organisation Blue Sky Academy, which is headquartered at Kladno Airport in the Czech Republic, has been rapidly expanding its operations in Georgia, offering a growing number of EASA-compliant pilot training programs in a country that offers ideal weather, low-traffic airspace, and diverse terrain.

• Blue Sky Academy operates both in the Czech Republic and at its second base in Natakhtari Airport, Georgia, with a focus on training private and professional pilots to European standards.
• The Georgian base has grown from a single student to over 80 trainees since its opening two years ago.
• Students train on Cessna 150 and 172 aircraft, with plans to expand the fleet further. Training is supported by a helicopter simulator and a fleet of well-maintained, avionics-equipped aircraft.
• The school attracts students from Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Ukraine offering Aviation English courses and EASA-compliant theory instruction.
• Students can seamlessly continue training between the Georgia and Czech Republic locations without administrative delays due to EASA alignment.
• Practical flight instruction is complemented by simulator experience, online theory, and programs including PPL(A), PPL(H), IR(A), ATPL(A) Theory, Night Rating, and CPL(A).
• The academy recently introduced helicopter training in Georgia with EASA validation for the Guimbal Cabri G2 and Eurocopter EC120.

Source: Blue Sky Academy