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Tunisian Flight School Safe Flight Academy Launches 3rd Edition of Nouvelair Cadet Pilot Program

Tunisia – Safe Flight Academy has officially launched the third edition of the Nouvelair Cadet Pilot Program following the success of its two previous editions.

Back in July 2023 Safe Flight Academy (SFA) announced the launch of the “Pilot Cadet Program” in Tunisia in collaboration with the airline company Nouvelair. This program offers candidates interested in a career in aviation the opportunity to undergo a curriculum that begins with basic training and theory, followed by flight hours, and can lead to recruitment as a qualified airline pilot on a jet aircraft.

The “Pilot Cadet Program” by SFA in partnership with Nouvelair is a comprehensive and quality training program conducted by experienced instructors. It provides access to state-of-the-art flight simulators such as Mechtronix and Alsim, and hands-on learning with a modern fleet of next-generation aircraft like the DA40 NG and DA42 NG. In a rapidly expanding global aviation market that will require over 260,000 new pilots in the next decade, this partnership between Safe Flight Academy and Nouvelair demonstrates their shared commitment to providing training to the next generation of skilled and competent pilots.

The Pilot Cadet Program will train around twenty pilots annually starting from 2023. These pilots will cater to the needs of Nouvelair and other aviation sectors.

Source: Safe Flight Academy
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Flight Simulator Manufacturer ELITE Installs New S311 FNPT II at Germany’s INFlight

Ingolstadt, Germany – Elite Simulation Solutions AG has successfully completed the installation of a new S311 FNPT II flight simulator at INFlight GmbH in Ingolstadt, Germany. The deployment was completed efficiently and on schedule, reinforcing Elite’s reputation for reliability and technical excellence.

Source: Elite Simulation Solutions
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Flight School Management Software Provider, FlightLogger, Powers 211 Flight Schools Across 47 Countries

Aarhus, Denmark – headquartered FlightLogger, a flight training management platform, has grown into a global solution used by 211 flight schools across 47 countries. Designed to eliminate manual processes, disconnected systems, and administrative overload, FlightLogger provides a fully integrated digital platform to manage everything from training schedules and student progress to aircraft maintenance, documentation, and compliance. With demonstrable results in improving efficiency, compliance readiness, and scalability, FlightLogger has become a cornerstone technology for modern pilot training organizations.

  • FlightLogger was created in 2010 to solve inefficiencies within flight schools.

  • The platform integrates planning, student tracking, documentation, compliance, and aircraft management into one system.

  • Enables schools to:

    • Save 20+ administrative hours per month

    • Maintain 100% audit readiness

    • Maximize aircraft availability

    • Scale operations without proportional increases in overhead

  • Empowers instructors by reducing non-billable admin time.

  • Provides maintenance teams with intuitive tools to reduce downtime.

  • Enhances overall operational efficiency and compliance assurance.

Source: FlightLogger
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Qantas Takes Delivery of its 1st of 40 Airbus A321XLR

Australia – Australia’s Qantas Airways is set to become the Asia-Pacific launch operator of the latest generation single aisle A321XLR following the delivery of its first aircraft from the Airbus assembly line in Finkenwerder, Hamburg.

Reflecting the long range capability of the A321XLR, the aircraft is flying from the Airbus facility to Sydney with just one crew rest stop in Bangkok.

Powered by Pratt & Whitney GTF engines, the Qantas A321XLR features a two class layout with 20 seats in Business Class and 177 in the main cabin. Qantas will initially operate the A321XLR on domestic services across Australia, with potential to open future new services on secondary routes to Asia.

Altogether the Qantas Group has ordered 40 A321XLRs under its fleet modernisation programme, with 28 aircraft allocated to Qantas and 12 to low cost subsidiary Jetstar. These are part of the airline’s outstanding orders with Airbus for 128 single aisle aircraft and 24 A350-1000 widebodies.

In typical airline service it offers the longest range of any single aisle aircraft – up to 4,700 nautical miles – and brings a reduction in fuel consumption and carbon emissions of 30% compared with previous generation competitor aircraft. To date, Airbus has secured more than 500 orders for the type.

As with all Airbus aircraft, the A321XLR aircraft is already able to operate with up to 50% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Airbus is targeting to have its aircraft capable of flying with  up to 100% SAF by 2030.

Source: Airbus
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Stratus Financial’s CEO Anthony Geraci Appointed to National Flight Training Alliance (NFTA) Board

USA — Stratus Financial, a specialized aviation finance company offering tailored loan solutions to aspiring pilots, has announced that its CEO, Anthony Geraci, has been appointed to the Board of Directors for the National Flight Training Alliance (NFTA). With a career spanning decades in finance, compliance, and lending, Geraci brings strategic insight and a deep commitment to expanding access to aviation training across the United States. His appointment underscores NFTA’s focus on bridging financial accessibility with flight training innovation to meet growing workforce demands.

Source: Stratus Financial
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