Archives: Market Intelligences
New Middle East Flag Carrier Holds Pilot Recruitment Event in Dubai in September 2025
Related Posts
Simaero Engineering to Showcase Solutions at FSEMC 2025
USA – Simaero Engineering will be present at the Flight Simulator Engineering and Maintenance Conference (FSEMC) 2025 in Tampa, showcasing its expertise in simulator engineering services. The company invites stakeholders to meet Julien Champs, Head of Simaero Engineering, during the event from September 22‑25, to discuss projects in simulator relocation, upgrades, maintenance, device and spare‑parts trading.
Simaero’s global presence includes training centres in France (headquarters), South Africa, China, and India, along with a fleet of 20+ full‑flight simulators.
Source: Simaero Engineering
Related Posts
SEP Simulator Manufacturer Strengthens North African Footprint with New Simulator Delivery in 2025
Related Posts
European Airline Opens Applications for 2026 MPL Cadet Program
Related Posts
Airworks Aviation Academy Hosts Cebu Aviation Summit 2025 to Highlight Pilot Training in the Philippines
Philippines – The Cebu Aviation Summit 2025, organised by Airworks Aviation Academy, is set to take place later this month as it returns for its third edition. The summit continues to position Cebu as the aviation education hub of the Philippines, offering an important platform for collaboration, workforce development, and future growth in the region’s aviation sector.
-
Scheduled for September 19, 2025 at City Sports Club Cebu, the summit brings together a broad cross-section of the aviation industry—from students and aspiring professionals to regulators, training providers, and operators.
-
The event showcases career pathways across civil and military aviation, including roles such as airline pilot, air force pilot, cabin crew, aircraft mechanic, engineer, and airport operations staff.
-
The 2025 speaker lineup features key figures from across the public and private sector:
-
Capt. Noel Pablo – Assistant Chief Pilot Compliance, Cebu Pacific Air
-
Maj. Raymond Ralph Gamboa, PAF – Squadron Commander, 223rd Airlift, Philippine Air Force
-
Mr. Rico Ugdoracion – General Manager, APLUS Aviation
-
Gov. Pamela Baricuatro – Governor, Province of Cebu
-
Mr. Steven Virata – Executive Director, Philippine Association of Aviation Colleges and Institutions
-
Mr. Eugene Vallez – Field Support Representative, Textron Aviation
-
Mr. Julius Neri – General Manager, Mactan Cebu International Airport Authority (MCIAA)
-
-
Cebu’s role as a strategic aviation centre will be highlighted, backed by its award-winning international airport, active flight schools, strong MRO presence, and local government support.
About Airworks Aviation Academy
Airworks Aviation Academy, based at Mactan-Cebu International Airport, is one of the Philippines’ longest-operating flight training institutions. It is CAAP-approved and delivers both modular and integrated cadet pilot training programs to domestic and international students.
Source: Airworks Aviation Academy
Related Posts
US Airline-Owned Flight School Welcomes September 2025 Cadet Class in Texas
Related Posts
Middle East Flight Training Academy Welcomes First Batch of Airline MPL Program Cadets in 2025
Related Posts
Saudi Arabian LLC Conducts A320 Pilot Recruitment and Assessments in Brazil in 2025
Related Posts
New FFS Training Center, Blue Angels Air, Names New Director and Head of Training
India – Blue Angels Air, a new entrant in India’s full flight simulator training segment, has appointed Captain Leslie Manchanda as its new Director and Head of Training. The announcement comes as the organisation prepares to open its first full flight simulator training centre in Mumbai in February 2026.
-
Captain Manchanda brings extensive experience, having flown with Singapore Airlines, served as Chief Pilot at Air Arabia, Chief Pilot Training at Qatar Airways, and as a senior pilot with IndiGo.
-
The new Blue Angels Training Centre will house an Airbus A320 Full Flight Simulator (FFS) and operate as an Approved Training Organisation (ATO).
-
Earlier this month, Blue Angels Air confirmed a strategic partnership with IndiGo, India’s largest airline, to provide Airbus A320 training at the Mumbai facility from 2026 onwards.
Source: Leslie Manchanda (Blue Angels Air)
