India's HM Aviation Leadership Visits Acron Aviation Bangkok Training Center in September 2026

India & Thailand – Indian pilot training facilitator HM Aviation has visited long-standing type-rating partner Acron Aviation’s Bangkok Training Center to review the progress of its current Airbus A320 Type Rating students and meet the training team responsible for their instruction.

• Acron Aviation’s Bangkok Training Center operates eight Full Flight Simulators: two ATR 72-600, two ATR 72-500, one Airbus A320-200 CEO/NEO, two A320-200 CEO and one A330-200E device. The facility also operates fixed-base simulators and flat-panel training equipment.
• HM Aviation had students beginning A320 Type Rating training at Acron Aviation Bangkok on 4 September and 16 September 2026, continuing a regular flow of Indian pilots through the facility.
• During the visit, HM Aviation’s leadership met students undergoing A320 training, toured the facility and held discussions with the Acron Aviation Bangkok team. HM Aviation said student feedback covered instructor knowledge, simulator-session structure and the training environment.
• Acron Aviation offers a dedicated DGCA-aligned A320 Type Rating pathway in Bangkok for Indian CPL and ATPL holders.
• HM Aviation has maintained a regular A320 training pipeline through Acron during 2026, with monthly deployments to Bangkok.

Statements

• “It was great to see our students doing so well and truly enjoying their time in Bangkok. We really want to thank the whole team at Acron for having us over, making us feel welcome, and taking such good care of our cadets,” said an HM Aviation representative.

About HM Aviation
HM Aviation Pvt. Ltd. is a Delhi-based pilot training ground school and training facilitator with more than 15 years of activity, supporting students through DGCA ground training, overseas CPL, multi-engine and instrument training, Indian licence conversion and type-rating pathways. AFM previously reported that the organisation has trained more than 2,300 pilots and currently facilitates Airbus A320, Boeing 737 and ATR 72-600 type-rating training through partner organisations.

Source: HM Aviation