HM Aviation Sends 8 Students to Acron Aviation Bangkok for Airbus A320 Type Rating in October 2026

India & Thailand – Indian pilot training facilitator HM Aviation has commenced another Airbus A320 Type Rating training cohort at partner Acron Aviation's Bangkok Training Center in Thailand, continuing its pipeline of Indian pilots progressing through simulator-based airline qualification training.

• The latest batch comprises 8 students who began their Airbus A320 Type Rating training on October 1, 2026, at Acron Aviation's Bangkok facility.
• The training is delivered through Acron Aviation's DGCA-aligned Airbus A320 Type Rating pathway for Indian Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) and Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) holders. The program includes theoretical instruction, simulator training and practical assessments supporting Indian licence endorsement.
• AFM previously reported that HM Aviation commenced A320 Type Rating training for additional student groups at Acron Aviation Bangkok on September 4 and September 16, 2026. HM Aviation's leadership also visited the facility in September to meet trainees and review the training arrangements.
• Acron Aviation's published DGCA A320 Type Rating syllabus includes 24 hours of jet induction ground training, 20 hours of fixed-base simulator training, 88 hours of classroom instruction and 8 hours of DGCA examination time. The practical phase comprises 32 hours of full-flight simulator training, four hours of Line-Oriented Flight Training (LOFT) and four hours of simulator skill testing.

About HM Aviation
HM Aviation is an Indian pilot training facilitator and ground school provider headquartered in New Delhi, offering DGCA theoretical training, international CPL pathways, multi-engine and instrument training, licence conversion and aircraft type rating arrangements. The organization reports more than 15 years of experience and having supported the training of over 2,500 pilots through its international network.

About Acron Aviation
Acron Aviation is a US-headquartered aviation training and simulation technology provider operating airline training centers in Bangkok, Thailand, and London, United Kingdom. Its Bangkok Training Center operates eight full-flight simulators, comprising two ATR 72-600, two ATR 72-500, two Airbus A320-200ceo, one Airbus A320-200ceo/neo and one Airbus A330-200E device, alongside fixed-base and flat-panel training equipment.

Source: HM Aviation