Aircraft Manufacturer Airbus Inaugurates Second A320 FFS in Chile Training Centre

Airbus inaugurated its second A320 full-flight simulator at the Airbus Chile Training Centre (ACTC), located within the Airbus facilities in the Tobalaba Airfield in Santiago.

The 1,700-square-meter facility offers training to Airbus operators in Chile and the Southern Cone and houses full-suite A320 pilot training equipment. Since its inauguration in 2021, the ACTC has trained around 1,000 pilots from Chilean carriers LATAM Airlines, SKY and JetSMART, supporting the operations and ramp-up of A320 Family aircraft in their growing fleet.

Airbus predicts in its Global Services Forecast for Latin America a need for more than 30,000 pilots to be trained over the next two decades in the region. As such doubling training capacities by adding a second simulator located in Chile will support the growing training needs of Airbus’ airline customers.

The A320 Family is the world’s most popular single-aisle aircraft family and the preferred choice among airlines, from the low-cost carriers to new business models, taking benefits of new levels of performance and passenger comfort.

The ACTC is part of the Airbus global flight training network consisting of 20 locations around the world. This extensive and growing global network enables Airbus to offer a complete flight training package, allowing its customers to benefit from its training expertise closer to their home base.

With more than two decades of direct presence in Chile, Airbus is the aerospace market leader, with 62% market share of the country’s commercial aircraft fleet, 11 military aircraft in service, one Earth Observation Satellite and more than 125 helicopters flying in the country.

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Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA), the largest privately owned Indian flight training group operating from two bases, is excited to announce the launch of its newly updated website, designed to make it easier than ever for aspiring pilots to learn more about their programs and join them for their flying training.

CAA’s goal for this website update was to focus on a user-friendly and informative user experience for aspiring aviators while inspiring them to take the skies with CAA.

“We’re thrilled to introduce our new website, designed to inspire aspiring pilots to find their wings with us. Learn all about our training programs, find how a career as a pilot is one of the most rewarding career options, find useful tips, explore our world-class facilities and modern fleet, and much more,” said Bhavna Ahuja, Social Media and Branding at Chimes Aviation Academy.

Whether candidates are looking to join one of CAA’s flying programs, or want to make a career in aviation, the new website has all the information candidates would need to get started. Check it out at https://www.caaindia.com/

Source: Chimes Aviation Academy
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Global Pilot Training Group Hosts US Government Organization at its Training Center

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“At Skyborne, we have the privilege of training some of NOAA’s future pilots.” shared the pilot training group.

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