Dublin, Ireland — Simtech Aviation has announced a new training partnership with Euro Flight Training (EFT). The partnership aims to deliver UK CAA APS MCC training to EFT students as they prepare for airline assessment. Under the agreement, EFT will formally direct its cadets to Simtech for the critical final phase of their training, ensuring a seamless transition into the airline-ready stage of their careers.
Source: Simtech Aviation
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Ansett Aviation Training Dubai has welcomed a team from Airbus to showcase its Dubai South based full flight simulator training center housing two EASA approved level D full flight simulators including Airbus A320neo/ceo and ATR72-600.
The simulators, located at Aerospace Supply Chain, MBR Hub, Dubai South, aim to support A320-NEO, A320ceo and ATR600 operators in the region.
Source: Khaled Hares (Ansett Aviation Training)
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Australia & Hong Kong – Moorabbin Airport based Learn To Fly Melbourne will exhibit at the upcoming Hong Kong International Education and Careers Expo on July 5–6, taking place at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).
The academy will be located at Booth D03, where attendees can learn about flight training opportunities in Australia, career pathways, visa options, and student life in Melbourne.
Since 2017 in addition to offering flight training, Learn To Fly Melbourne has helped over 350 students successfully pass airline interviews and secure coveted cadet or direct entry pilot positions!
The flight training group is also re-launching its “Learn To Fly Flight Scholarship 2025”
“Before COVID, we proudly offered the Learn To Fly Scholarship Program, and we’re excited to announce that we are now reintroducing it once again! In the past, this scholarship has supported several Hong Kong students who successfully passed Cathay Pacific’s cadet pilot interview and were accepted into the program. This year, the program is coming to Hong Kong again, and we’ll be awarding 2 flight training scholarships to passionate aspiring pilots.” shared Learn to Fly
Learn to Fly operates 27 training aircraft from 4 locations in Australia.
Source: Learn To Fly Melbourne
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