Türkiye – SkyArt, a provider of cabin crew training simulators and aviation-themed interior solutions, has unveiled its next-generation A350 Door Trainer, engineered to support advanced emergency and procedural training for airline cabin crew.
Source: Yasar Uckun (SkyArt)
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Global – Boeing reported 160 aircraft deliveries in Q4 2025, bringing its full-year total to 600 commercial airplanes, the highest annual output since 2018. The delivery mix highlights sustained demand for the 737 MAX and widebody aircraft as global carriers continue their post-pandemic recovery and fleet renewal efforts.
737 Family: 117 aircraft delivered
787 Dreamliner: 27 aircraft delivered
767: 10 aircraft delivered
777: 6 aircraft delivered
Source: Boeing
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Global – CPaT Global, the world’s leading provider of distance learning solutions for the airline and aviation industry, is proud to announce the launch of its all-new Airbus A320ceo Aircraft Systems course, built on CPaT’s Microlesson framework for scenario-based training, and featuring rich, high-quality graphics powered by CPaT SmartGraphics™.
Following the recent release of CPaT’s Boeing 737NG Microlessons course, the A320 launch represents the continued expansion of CPaT’s next-generation aircraft systems course portfolio, delivering a modernized learning experience designed to improve engagement, efficiency, and knowledge retention for pilots worldwide.
The A320 Aircraft Systems course has been rebuilt with dynamic, realistic visuals that enhance clarity and understanding of complex systems. Powered by CPaT SmartGraphics™, the course delivers a visually engaging training experience aligned with today’s digital learning expectations. At its core, the course is structured using Microlessons, concise, topic-specific modules that allow pilots to focus on individual systems and concepts without cognitive overload. Microlessons empower trainers to develop scenario-based lessons, and supports CBTA, AQP, and EBT training programs.
“With Microlessons, we’re changing how pilots interact with Aircraft Systems training,” said Capt. Greg Darrow, Vice President of Sales at CPaT Global. “The A320 course builds on the momentum of our Boeing 737NG release and continues our commitment to delivering smarter, more effective training solutions.”
Built on CPaT’s next-generation framework, the A320 Microlessons course also lays the groundwork for future innovation. As CPaT launches Invent 2.0, CPaT’s content-authoring and editing software, clients will gain access to advanced capabilities such as scenario-based training, real-time editing, and access to CPaT’s complete library of Aircraft Systems SmartGraphics™ and visual assets.
About CPaT
CPaT Global, LLC (CPaT) is the market leader in distance learning for the aviation industry. CPaT delivers software-as-a-service applications to more than 400 global aviation customers, serving 100,000+ individual training users each year. CPaT pioneered the use of distance learning in aviation training more than 30 years ago and has built on that legacy to offer new and imaginative training solutions that are practical, forward-looking, and invaluable. CPaT transforms aviation instruction by providing smart training solutions, with in-depth content and interactive courseware spanning aircraft systems, general subjects, and operational procedures.
Source: CPaT
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Global – FlightLogger, a flight training management software provider used by hundreds of flight schools and training organisations globally, has made Advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (AUPRT) explicitly supported in its platform as part of the January 2026 software update.
The update introduces AUPRT as a dedicated training category in FlightLogger, moving it out of ambiguous logging under general flight time or mixed categories and giving it a clear, auditable place in training records.
Organisations can now enable and configure AUPRT logging at the account, aircraft flight log, and program syllabus level, aligning training documentation more closely with EASA’s regulatory expectations for upset training.
This change is designed to provide greater oversight, consistency, and clarity in compliance documentation for Heads of Training, instructors, compliance teams, and audit reviewers.
Additional enhancements in the January update include configurable certificate blocking, improved lesson classification logic, and stability improvements across the platform.
AUPRT’s explicit support helps training organisations reduce ambiguity and reliance on workarounds when recording safety‑critical training under EASA’s upset prevention and recovery training requirements.
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“Flight training organizations are under increasing pressure to document training accurately and consistently. With AUPRT now explicitly supported in FlightLogger, we’re giving our customers a safer, more transparent way to meet regulatory expectations — without relying on workarounds.” — Kasper Valgren, VP of Revenue at FlightLogger
Source: FlightLogger
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France – Hinfact, a Toulouse‑based aviation training management system provider, reported a transformative 2025 marked by substantial client growth, expanded global presence, strategic partnerships, and new thought‑leadership initiatives that signal its increasing influence on pilot training digitalisation.
Hinfact achieved 130 % year‑on‑year client growth in 2025, expanding its customer base across all six continents, reflecting accelerated adoption of its digital training and safety solutions in diverse regulatory environments.
Existing clients expanded their engagement, adding Hinfact’s LMS modules and extending the company’s solutions into cabin crew training and broader operational domains, indicating trust in Hinfact’s platforms for critical organisational functions.
The launch of “No Train No Gain,” Hinfact’s aviation training podcast, positions the company as a thought leader by amplifying voices influential in training strategy, EBT/CBTA evolution, and digital transformation.
AI, data science, and advanced analytics remained core to Hinfact’s value proposition, enhancing training effectiveness, tailoring learning pathways, and automating administrative tasks to reinforce safety and performance outcomes.
Source: Thomas Bessiere (Hinfact)
Ireland & Poland – Airline Flight Academy (AFA), a pilot training organisation headquartered in Dublin, partnered with Ryanair/Buzz on January 10, 2026 to present recruitment opportunities and advocate the benefits of its APS MCC course to more than 200 registered trainee pilots at the new Ryanair Training Centre in Krakow.
The event was hosted by Ryanair/Buzz, offering attendees tours of world‑class training facilities along with direct engagement with Buzz recruitment and training teams.
AFA presented the AFA Ryanair APS MCC course to registered trainees
Based on airline‑provided data shared at the event, a standard MCC yields roughly a 25 % airline assessment pass rate, whereas candidates completing the AFA Ryanair APS MCC demonstrate pass rates in excess of 90 %—a substantially higher success indicator.
Buzz continues active pilot hiring into 2026, reinforcing industry demand for well‑prepared MCC graduates and strengthening the strategic value of airline‑aligned MCC pathways.
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Source: Airline Flight Academy
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