USA – FLT Academy, Utah’s largest FAA Part 141 flight school with examining authority, has announced that its September 2025 intake class is officially full, underscoring the strong demand for career-track pilot training in the region. Likewise, October enrollment is already filling up fast.
FLT Academy manages over 300 students, 60 aircraft, and 65 instructors.
Source: Jason Clark (FLT Academy)
Greece – one of the country’s largest flight training organiastion’s Egnatia Aviation has highlighted its training portfolio with modular pilot training courses, offering greater flexibility for aspiring airline pilots who require adaptable pathways to balance training with work, studies, or family commitments.
The modular program allows students to complete each stage of training individually, including:
Theoretical knowledge
Night Rating (NR)
Instrument Rating (IR)
Multi-Engine Rating (ME)
Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL)
All courses are approved by both the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) and EASA, ensuring graduates meet international licensing standards.
Despite the flexible structure, Egnatia maintains airline-mirroring procedures, providing cadets with real-world operational exposure throughout their training.
The academy reports a 95.7% graduate employment rate, underscoring its strong industry connections and career outcomes.
Source: Egnatia Aviation
Florida, USA – Pilot training organisation and full flight simulator training center (FAA Part 142) Aerostar Training Services, shared that its B737-700, B737-800, and A320 Full Flight Simulators have successfully passed FAA evaluation and received full approval—without any Non-Qualification Testing (NQT) findings.
“I am thrilled to share that our B737-700, B737-800, and A320 Full Flight Simulators have successfully completed the FAA evaluation. This accomplishment is a testament to the three months of focused dedication as MR at Aerostar Training and Services. Our full flight simulators have now received FAA approval without any NQT.” shared Robel Tsefa, Manager of Simulator Operations.
Source: Robel Tsefa (AeroStar)
Photo Credit: Robel Tsefa (AeroStar)
