Electric Training Aircraft Manufacturer Visits Aero India 2025

Global – Swiss electric aircraft manufacturer Smartflyer participated in Aero India, one of Asia’s largest air shows, highlighting the need for modern, sustainable training aircraft in India’s rapidly growing aviation market.

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For India to remain at the forefront of aviation technology, it needs to consider replacing these newly purchased aircraft with a more modern fleet, such as hybrid-electric aircraft like the SmartFlyer SF1. The SmartFlyer SF1 is unique in offering a flight deck concept that closely mirrors that of a modern airliner. Its distinctive design, with the propeller integrated into the vertical tail, not only increases efficiency and provides a quieter learning environment but also significantly reduces direct operating costs by up to 50%.” shared

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SkyWest Airlines Brings E175 Aircraft to AeroGuard Flight Training Center for Student Engagement

Phoenix, United States – headquartered global flight training group AeroGuard Flight Training Center, which operates a number of flight training bases in the United States, hosted SkyWest Airlines at its Phoenix, Arizona campus, offering students and instructors an opportunity to tour an Embraer E175 aircraft and engage with SkyWest leadership.

  • Senior leadership from SkyWest, including SVP Flight Operations Tracy Gallo, attended the event to connect with aspiring Skywest pilots.
  • Students had the chance to network, ask career-related questions, and gain insights into regional airline operations.
  • The event is part of AeroGuard’s ongoing partnership with SkyWest, which provides career pathways and mentorship opportunities for future airline pilots.

About AeroGuard Flight Training Center
AeroGuard Flight Training Center is a global leader in ab initio flight training with three U.S. campuses that offer accelerated commercial pilot training programs to candidates from all over the world. 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 8,000 cadets.

Source: AeroGuard Flight Training Center
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Cygnet Aviation Academy Appointments Veteran Airline Flight Operations Professional as Industry Consultant

Kingston, Canada – Cygnet Aviation Academy LP, a leading Canadian flight training provider, has appointed Steve Linthwaite as an Industry Consultant. Learn more about Cygnet Aviation Academy or Linthwaite by connecting with him through his LinkedIn profile here.

Back in 2023, Kingston, Ontario, Canada based Chorus Aviation Inc. announced the launch of Cygnet Aviation Academy, a first-of-its-kind pilot academy in Canada providing leading-edge flight training with direct access to career opportunities.

Cygnet, in collaboration with CAE, delivers an all-in-one program on state-of-the-art aircraft, flight training devices, and full-flight simulators through which cadets will achieve their Integrated Airline Transport Pilot License (iATPL) and acquire an airline specific type rating over a 20-month program.

About Cygnet Aviation Academy
Cygnet Aviation Academy LP is a professional flight training operation based in Kingston, Ontario. Cygnet’s mission is to provide safe, state-of-the-art flight training preparing First Officer ready candidates for Canadian airlines. Cygnet partners with CAE to deliver ab-initio flight training utilizing a fleet of Diamond Aircraft supported by advanced flight simulation training. Working with CAE and Canadian airlines provides Cygnet with direct input on industry best practices and evolving technology to ensure graduates are prepared for direct entry positions.

Source: Steve Linthwaite (Cygnet Aviation Academy)
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Training Aircraft Manufacturer Bye Aerospace and UND Discuss Future of Electric Aviation at eFrontiers Series

USA – Electric training aircraft manufacturer Bye Aerospace hosted the University of North Dakota (UND) as part of the eFrontiers Evangelist Series, bringing together key industry leaders to discuss advancements in aviation technology and training.

Bye Aerospace, a pioneer in electric aviation, presented its latest developments, including the eFlyer series, designed for efficient and environmentally friendly flight training.

Source: Bye Aerospace
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Prince Sultan University Becomes First AABI-Accredited Saudi University in Aviation

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Prince Sultan University (PSU) has become the first Saudi university in the Middle East to receive academic accreditation from the Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI), marking a significant milestone in aviation education.

  • AABI accreditation is a globally recognized endorsement of aviation programs, covering aviation sciences, operations management, and safety.
  • The recognition affirms PSU’s curriculum quality, faculty expertise, and alignment with international aviation education standards.
  • This achievement enhances PSU graduates’ employability in the rapidly growing aviation sector.
  • PSU’s accreditation supports its strategic vision of establishing a College of Space and Aviation, contributing to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals for aviation industry advancement.

Source: Saudi Press Agency (SPA)

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US’s National Flight Training Alliance Welcomes Paul Wynns to 2025 Board

United States – Paul Wynns has joined the board of National Flight Training Alliance (NFTAUS), an organization focused on modernizing aviation training, improving pilot production, and advocating for policy reforms in the industry. Mr Wynn is the CEO of Flex Air Flight Training.

Statement by Mr Wynn

Honored to join the board at NFTAUS.org, an organization dedicated to streamlining regulations, expanding pilot production, and embracing innovation in aviation training. Excited to work alongside Christopher Schoensee, Lee Collins, and the team they’ve assembled!

My team at Flex Air Flight Training has seen seen firsthand how outdated policies and funding bottlenecks slow down pilot training- it’s crucial that we remove barriers to get more well-trained pilots in the air.

At NFTAUS, I’ll be working alongside industry leaders to:

  • Cut through regulatory red tape to modernize aviation training
  • Improve veteran benefits funding for aspiring pilots
  • Expand workforce development to bring more talent to the flight deck
  • Support the adoption of new technology for safer, more effective training

A strong pilot supply chain is a national security issue. Full stop.”

Source: Paul Wynns, NFTAUS
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CAE Hosts Flight Operations User Conference APAC 2025 in Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – CAE is set to host CAE Flight Operations User Conference APAC 2025 from February 18th to 20th in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, bringing together airline client partners from the Asia-Pacific region.

CAE’s Flight Operations Solutions provide airline operators with the tools to enhance efficiency and improve passenger satisfaction.

Did you know that every five seconds, a flight takes off using CAE’s Flight Operations Solutions?

Source: CAE
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UAE-based Pilot Training Organization, Pier Seven Aviation, Secures Iraqi CAA Approval in 2025

Sharjah, UAE – Pilot training organisation and full flight simulator training center Pier Seven Aviation has received approval from the Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority (ICAA), expanding its regulatory approvals alongside its existing EASA and GCAA ATO certifications.

  • The approval allows Initial Type Rating, Recurrent, and MCC training for Iraqi operators.
  • Training will be conducted across six full-flight simulators, including A320 NEO/CEO, B737 NG/Classic, and B747.
  • Pier Seven Aviation has already welcomed its first batch of recurrent training from an Iraqi operator.

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