Simaero Announces 2025 Appointment for Regional Commercial Lead for Europe & Middle East

Paris, France – Simaero, a global provider of aviation training and flight simulator engineering solutions, has announced the appointment of Mathilde Ané as Regional Commercial Lead for Europe and the Middle East.

About SIMAERO
Simaero is a world-leading provider of pilot training on full-flight simulators and simulation engineering solutions. With five training centers strategically located in France (headquarters), South Africa, China, and India, Simaero trains over 5,000 pilots every year from 250+ civil and military carriers and 80+ countries. Their simulator fleet and training solutions cover the main commercial aircraft types, including Airbus, Boeing, ATR, and Embraer.

Source: Mathilde Ané (Simaero)

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The 4 month program is designed to give students a solid foundation before advancing to full flight training. Graduates will have the option to continue their flight training in Cyprus or Greece.

Source: Intercontinental Aviation Academy
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Turkish Airlines Flight Academy Expands Fleet with 50th Aircraft

Turkey – Turkish Airlines Flight Training Academy (TAFA), the pilot training division of Turkish Airlines, has expanded its training fleet with the addition of its 50th aircraft.

In 2025 it has also expanded its training operations by launching flight training activities at Adana Şakirpaşa Airport. This new location marks TAFA’s fifth training center, joining its existing bases in Aydın, Uşak, Selçuk, and Bodrum-Milas.

  • Adana Şakirpaşa Airport will serve as a dedicated flight training center, following the Turkish government’s decision to keep it operational alongside Çukurova International Airport.
  • TAFA has deployed four training aircraft to Adana, with plans to increase this number to 18, depending on airport capacity.
  • The academy currently operates a fleet of 50 aircraft and plans to expand to 107 aircraft by Q1 2027, with 47 new aircraft expected by the end of 2025.
  • Over the past five years, TAFA has graduated more than 900 pilots and recorded 220,000 flight hours as of December 2024.

The 50th aircraft was a Diamond Aircraft.

Source: Turkish Airlines Flight Academy
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