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Maldives Zenith Aviation Academy Appoints Satarupa Mukherjee as Director of Sales
Maldives – Zenith Aviation Academy (ZAA), the Maldives newest Approved Training Organisation, has appointed Satarupa Mukherjee as its Director of Sales, supporting the academy’s ongoing transition into full private-sector operations.
Ms Mukherjee joins ZAA as the academy expands recruitment outreach and enrolment activities after securing Maldives CAA approval to deliver EASA Part-FCL CPL, ATPL theory, and Instrument Rating (IR) training.
Source: Zenith Aviation Academy
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CAE to Implement New Business Aviation SOPs Across Global Training Network in 2026
Global – CAE has announced the publication of the Airplane Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) Manual, a new industry-wide framework created in partnership with the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA), aircraft manufacturers, operators, and training specialists. The initiative is designed to bring greater standardisation, safety, and operational consistency to business and general aviation—particularly for smaller operators with limited in-house training resources.
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The new SOPs will support both single-pilot and multi-pilot operations across diverse business aviation fleets, addressing long-standing gaps in standardisation for operators managing only one or two aircraft.
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CAE will embed the SOPs across its global business aviation training programmes from summer 2026, with instructor preparation beginning in early 2026 to enable a smooth and consistent rollout.
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The publication provides a unified framework intended to reduce procedural variability, improve pilot resilience, and reinforce decision-making standards across day-to-day operations—not just within simulator sessions.
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The initiative reflects increasing industry alignment around competency-based training, harmonised procedures, and standardised operational practices, areas where CAE has been expanding its global training leadership.
Statements
- “The industry-wide collaboration to establish these SOPs shows that safety transcends everything, as everyone wins with safer skies… By embedding these standards across our worldwide training programs, we are encouraging the industry to adopt a unified approach that extends beyond the classroom and into daily operations,” said Alexandre Prévost, President, Civil Aviation, CAE.
Source: CAE
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Emirates to Grow Active A380 Fleet to 110 in 2026
United Arab Emirates – Emirates has confirmed plans to expand its active Airbus A380 fleet to 110 aircraft by the end of 2026, reactivating additional airframes from long-term storage and committing to operate the type until 2041.
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Emirates currently operates 95–96 A380s and will restore more frames after completing required maintenance and cabin upgrades.
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Sir Tim Clark, President of Emirates, confirmed that the airline intends to keep the A380 in service for another 16 years, with the final retirement targeted for 2041.
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Emirates originally purchased 116 of the 251 A380s ever built and has recently acquired additional examples from long-term lessors to support long-term operational needs.
Source: Emirates
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FTEJerez Supports Air Astana Cadets Through Advanced APS MCC Training in Spain
Spain – FTEJerez, one of Europe’s most established airline aligned flight training organisation’s, has reported continued progress for its Air Astana cadets, who are currently completing their Airline Pilot Standard Multi-Crew Cooperation (APS MCC) training at the facilities of partner Avenger Flight Group training center in Madrid.
FTEJerez and Air Astana have been working together since 2013 and saw the first group of the airline’s cadet pilots graduate from FTEJerez in October 2014.
Source: FTEJerez
