Malaysia's ADMAL Aviation College Selects FlightLogger for Pilot Training Operations

Malaysia – Aviation education provider ADMAL Aviation College has selected Denmark-based flight training management software developer FlightLogger as the digital operating platform for its pilot training division, ADMAL Flying Academy. The system will support the standardisation of training, compliance and operational processes as the academy expands its flight training activities.

• Established in June 2025, ADMAL Flying Academy operates from Kuala Terengganu under Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) approval ATO.FTO.17/25. The academy provides Commercial Pilot Licence with Instrument Rating (CPL/IR) and frozen ATPL training, with ground school instruction delivered through ADMAL Aviation College in Sepang.
• FlightLogger will digitise student training records and progression tracking across pilot and engineering programs, while standardising scheduling for aircraft, instructors, classrooms and workshops.
• The implementation will also support aircraft maintenance monitoring, regulatory compliance documentation and reporting for CAAM and other applicable regulatory requirements.
• ADMAL identified the need to replace fragmented administrative systems and manual processes with a centralised platform that provides management with visibility into training activity, resource utilisation and student throughput. The platform is intended to support consistent operational oversight as the college and flying academy expand.
• The selected solution includes FlightLogger's Business Insights and FlightLogger Maintenance modules, providing operational reporting, resource utilisation monitoring and maintenance management within the same platform.
• AFM previously reported that FlightLogger introduced automated training prerequisites and aircraft-model certificate controls in September 2026, enabling flight schools to incorporate student eligibility and instructor qualification requirements into their daily scheduling and training progression workflows.

Statements

• ADMAL Aviation College represents the new generation of aviation training organizations - ambitious, multi-campus, and committed to delivering both quality and scale. As flight schools grow, the complexity of managing training, compliance, and maintenance multiplies. FlightLogger is designed to give decision makers a unified view of their entire operation, so they can focus on student success and operational excellence. We are proud to support ADMAL as they set new standards for aviation education in Malaysia and the region," said Kasper Valgren, CEO at FlightLogger.
• FlightLogger gives our instructors and cadets a single, consistent record of every training flight, from scheduling to grading, while keeping us audit-ready for CAAM. It’s a key step in scaling ADMAL Flying Academy with the same commitment to safety and quality. Our mission is to produce highly skilled aviation professionals while maintaining the highest standards of safety and compliance. As we expanded our programs and facilities, we recognized the need for a digital platform that could keep pace with our growth and regulatory requirements. FlightLogger stood out for its aviation-specific features, real-time insights, and ability to connect all aspects of our operation. We look forward to streamlining our workflows, improving decision-making, and delivering an even better experience for our students and staff," said Adam Syahmi Abd Malek, COO of ADMAL.

About ADMAL Aviation College
ADMAL Aviation College is a private aviation education institution established in 2011 and headquartered in Sepang, Malaysia, providing training in aircraft maintenance engineering, aviation management and pilot education. Its flying academy operates Piper Warrior PA28-161 and Piper Seneca III PA34-220T training aircraft, supported by maintenance capabilities within the ADMAL Group.

About FlightLogger
FlightLogger is a Denmark-headquartered aviation software developer founded in 2011, providing an integrated management platform for flight training organisations covering scheduling, training records, compliance, maintenance, safety and financial operations. FlightLogger is used by more than 220 flight schools and aviation training organisations across over 50 countries.

Source: FlightLogger