Grob Aircraft SE Brings Immersive Training Capabilities to Sardinia Military Flight Training Conference 2025

Sardinia, Italy – Aircraft manufacturer and simulation technology provider Grob Aircraft SE is showcasing its Virtual Reality (VR) Simulator at the Military Flight Training (MFT) Sardinia Conference, scheduled from 31 March to 2 April 2025. The event, taking place at Forte Village Resort in Sardinia, will gather global military aviation training professionals to discuss emerging technologies and capabilities.

  • Grob Aircraft SE will present its advanced VR Simulator designed to replicate the complexities of modern military operations, including fixed-wing and fifth-generation fighter scenarios.

  • The VR system is positioned as a high-fidelity training tool that bridges theoretical instruction with practical application, aimed at improving safety, operational readiness, and training efficiency.

  • The technology supports a wide range of mission types, including fast-jet training and multi-role mission planning.

  • Grob Aircraft SE will be represented at the event by senior team members including:
    • Chief Sales Officer Karl Fuernrohr
    • Sales Business Development Manager Jiri Sykora
    • Bid & Project Manager Tim Schneider
    • Aviation Consultant Michael Rosenqvist.

About Grob Aircraft SE
Grob Aircraft SE, headquartered in Tussenhausen-Mattsies, Germany, specializes in the design and production of training aircraft and simulation systems. The company serves global military and civil aviation sectors with a focus on innovation and flight training performance.

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Australia – STEM College at RMIT University, a leading academic institution, offers two structured aviation training pathways aimed at preparing students for commercial pilot careers within the global aviation sector through its RMIT Aviation Academy. The programs integrate academic coursework with practical flight training delivered at two key flight campuses in Victoria.

  • RMIT offers the Bachelor of Aviation (Pilot Training) and the Associate Degree in Aviation (Professional Pilots) programs.

  • Both programs prepare students for the CASA Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) theory and flight tests.

  • The Associate Degree focuses on core flying competencies, while the Bachelor program extends over an additional year to include eight academic and elective courses.

  • Students may also undertake instrument or instructor rating subjects to broaden qualifications.

  • Flight training is conducted at RAAF Base Point Cook and Bendigo Airport.

  • The university operates a modern fleet of 24 aircraft, acquired in 2022:

    • 17 Cessna 172s

    • 4 Cessna 182s

    • 2 Piper PA-44 Seminoles

    • 1 Super Decathlon

  • Simulator training is supported by three flight simulators at Point Cook and one at Bendigo.

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  • The new cadets join over 1,000 students currently in training across AeroGuard’s three U.S.-based campuses.
  • AeroGuard’s training programs cater to both cadets enrolled via airline partnerships as well as independent aspiring commercial pilots.
  • The organisation supports cadet programs for Cathay Pacific, Air India, Air New Zealand, and China Airlines, among others.

About AeroGuard Flight Training Center
With a commitment to safety and student success, AeroGuard’s high quality training has established airline-ready cadets for over 25 years with more than one million flight hours of training experience and graduating over 7,000 cadets.

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