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Acron Aviation Academy Completes First Cohort of Safety Course for Flag Carrier

Florida, USA – Acron Aviation Academy, the Sanford based flight training organisation of Acron Avaition, has announced the successful graduation of its inaugural cohort from the newly launched Safety Course, marking the first five pilots to complete this five‑day intensive programme.

  • The Acron Aviation Safety Certificate is designed to develop aviation professionals in the areas of safety management, human factors and operational risk mitigation.

  • The curriculum combines lectures, case‑studies and hands‑on data‑analysis to give participants a comprehensive understanding of modern aviation safety principles applied in airlines, training academies and UAS operations.

The graduation was attended by leadership from the Air India Training Academy.

Source: Acron Aviation Academy

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Epic Flight Academy Hosts Envoy Air’s Representatives in October 2025 to Showcase Pilot and Technician Careers

Florida, USA – Epic Flight Academy welcomed a delegation from Envoy Air at its New Smyrna headquarters, where students from both the pilot training school and its aircraft mechanic programme had the opportunity to engage in career discussions and explore aviation‑industry pathways.

About Epic Flight Academy
Founded in 1999, Epic Flight Academy has the largest network of FAA Part 141 flight school in the United States. With multiple training locations, including two FAA Part 147 aircraft mechanic schools, Epic specializes in advanced aviation education. Epic graduates are employed at airlines around the world, supported by career-focused programs.

Source: Epic Flight Academy

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Spanish ATO Bravo19 Joins FlightLogger to Digitize Training Operations

Spain – Bravo19, an AESA-approved aviation training organisation based in Madrid, has joined the global FlightLogger community, further enhancing its operational efficiency and transparency through the adoption of FlightLogger’s cloud-based training management platform.

  • Bravo19, approved under E-ATO-319, offers a comprehensive range of aviation training programmes, including:

    • Airbus A320 and A330 Type Ratings and Cross Crew Qualifications (CCQ)

    • Type Rating Instructor (TRI) programmes, ZFTT and Base training

    • Initial Passenger Cabin Crew (TCP) training & emergency simulator training (evacuations, firefighting, life raft drills)

  • Founded as a cabin crew academy, Bravo19 has evolved into a full-scale aviation training provider led by instructors with over 20 years of operational airline experience.

  • By implementing FlightLogger, Bravo19 will streamline scheduling, compliance, and student progress tracking across all departments, while supporting AESA regulatory documentation and reducing administrative workload.

Statements

  • “Partnering with FlightLogger is a natural step forward in our mission to prepare aviation professionals to the highest standards. The platform allows us to simplify operations while continuing to deliver exceptional, values-based training.” – Francisco León, Deputy Head of Training, Bravo19

  • “Their long-standing reputation in Spain for excellence in both cabin crew and pilot training makes them an ideal partner… Bravo19 will be able to scale more efficiently, maintain compliance, and further strengthen their position as a leader in aviation education.” – Mads Larsen, CEO, FlightLogger

Source: FlightLogger

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Elixir Aircraft Sponsors 2025 Pilot Careers Live London, Bringing 4th-Gen Trainer to UK Stage

United Kingdom – Elixir Aircraft is set to participate as an official sponsor at Pilot Careers Live London on 1 November 2025, where it will showcase its fourth-generation training aircraft and “OneShot” carbon-composite technology designed for the next era of aviation training.

  • Elixir Aircraft’s participation at the UK’s leading pilot-career exhibition highlights its growing presence in the flight training market and commitment to sustainable, efficient training solutions.

  • The Elixir training aircraft, certified under EASA CS-23 and FAA Part 23, features:

    • A OneShot monocoque carbon structure, reducing parts count and simplifying maintenance.

    • Increased safety due to structural strength and fewer failure points.

    • Lower emissions and operating costs (approximately €50–60/hour), positioning it as a green and cost-effective solution for ATOs.

  • At the London event, Elixir invites flight school leaders, instructors, and aspiring pilots to experience how the aircraft.

There are a number of UK based FTO’s operating Elixir Aircraft including Leading Edge Aviation.

Source: Elixir Aircraft

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Reiser Simulation and Training Showcased Technologies at Warsaw Defence Event

Poland – Reiser Simulation and Training participated in the Global Defence Aviation event, held in Warsaw from 21–23 October 2025. The company engaged with industry stakeholders to showcase its latest developments in flight and maintenance training simulation technologies.

  • Reiser representatives Andreas Streicher, Michael Holz, and Jonas Goercke attended the event.

  • Jonas Goercke delivered a presentation at the Technology and Training Opportunities conference offering insights into emerging simulation trends.

Source: Reiser Simulation and Training

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Tecnam and Professional Aviation Strengthen Their Long-Standing Partnership with the Introduction of Italy’s First P2006T NG

Italy – training aircraft manufacturer Tecnam Aircraft and flight training organisation Professional Aviation are proud to announce the delivery of the brand-new Tecnam P2006T NG, the first of its kind to be operated by a flight academy in Italy. This milestone marks a new chapter in the partnership between the two organizations and underlines their shared commitment to providing the most advanced, efficient, and sustainable flight training solutions available today.

The P2006T NG (Next Generation) represents the evolution of Tecnam’s renowned twin-engine trainer, long recognized as the aircraft of choice for leading flight schools worldwide. Equipped with the Garmin G1000 NXi integrated glass cockpit, improved ergonomics, and Rotax 912 iS Sport engines, the aircraft delivers exceptional fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and superior training capability.

The delivery ceremony, held at Tecnam’s Capua headquarters, also included two new Tecnam P2008JC aircraft, further expanding Professional Aviation’s growing fleet. These two new aircraft will enhance the Academy’s single-engine training capacity and ensure consistent fleet standardization across all training phases.

Professional Aviation Academy, an EASA (IT.ATO.034) and GCAA-approved international flight training organization based at Ozzano dell’Emilia (Bologna, Italy), operates one of the most modern and technologically advanced fleets in Europe. The Academy currently flies 22 Tecnam aircraft, with additional units on the way, supporting the training of more than 350 students from around the world.

“Introducing the first P2006T NG in Italy is another important step in our strategy of continuous innovation,” said Vito Preti, CEO & Accountable Manager of Professional Aviation. “Our goal has always been to provide our cadets with the most modern aircraft available, reflecting the operational environment of today’s airlines. Together with Tecnam, we are raising the standard of pilot training once again.”

“We are delighted to see the first P2006T NG join the fleet of one of Europe’s most dynamic and forward-thinking flight academies,” said Paolo Pascale Langer, CEO of Tecnam. “Professional Aviation has always been at the forefront of training innovation, and we are proud that Tecnam aircraft continue to play a central role in shaping the next generation of airline pilots.”

This delivery further strengthens the strong partnership between Tecnam and Professional Aviation, built on shared values of safety, innovation, and sustainability. Together, the two companies continue to set benchmarks for modern pilot training, providing students with the tools and experience needed to succeed in the global aviation industry.

About Professional Aviation
About Professional Aviation is an EASA (IT.ATO.034) and GCAA approved international flight training organization based at Ozzano dell’Emilia (Bologna, Italy). With a fleet of 30 modern aircraft and more than 18,000 flight hours annually, the Academy trains over 350 international students each year, offering full ATPL programs from zero to MCC/JOC. Professional Aviation represents Italy’s leading aviation academy, combining technological innovation, operational excellence, and strong international partnerships.

About TECNAM; “Quality Aircraft since 1948”
Tecnam is an Italian aircraft manufacturer and one of the world’s leading piston aircraft manufacturers. Founded in 1948 by brothers Luigi and Giovanni Pascale, the company is headquartered in Capua, Italy, and operates two subsidiaries in Sebring, Florida, USA, and Brisbane, Australia, to serve and support the needs of local Tecnam owners and operators. Tecnam designs and manufactures a wide range of aircraft for personal use, commercial operations, business travel, flight training, surveillance, law enforcement and other specialised applications.

Source: Tecnam and Professional Aviation

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UK Flight Training Group Expands Leadership Team with Key Appointments in Sales & Marketing, Operations and Maintenance

United Kingdom – flight training group Aeros Flight Training is pleased to announce a series of key appointments as the business continues to invest in its people, operations, and student experience.

Sarah Champneys joins as Head of Sales and Marketing, a newly created role that marks an exciting step in Aeros’ ongoing growth. Sarah brings a wealth of experience in aviation and commercial marketing, with a track record of building high-performing teams and delivering student-focused strategies. Her appointment will shape how Aeros connects with prospective pilots, partners, and the wider aviation community.

Joining Sarah is Sophie Smith, appointed as Training Advisor. Sophie, who previously worked within operations at Aeros, will be a key point of contact for future students, guiding them through their training journey from first enquiry to take-off.

The Operations function is also being strengthened with an expanded role for Kim Bennett, who takes on responsibility for both the operations teams and student support as Senior Operations Manager. Kim’s deep knowledge of the business and her student-first mindset make her ideally placed to lead both teams through the next stage of development.

Also new to the Aeros team is Tom Hay, who joins as Maintenance Base Manager. A keen aviator himself, Tom now leads Aeros’ aircraft maintenance facility and is responsible for the care and upkeep of the Aeros training fleet, as well as supporting a growing number of customer aircraft.

Nick Dunn, CEO of Aeros Flight Training, commented: “These appointments reflect our continued commitment to strengthening the business and investing in the people who make Aeros what it is. We’re building a team that’s not only operationally strong but deeply connected to our students and their success. It’s an exciting time for the company, and I’m confident this next chapter will bring even more growth, innovation, and opportunity for everyone involved.”Together, these new roles and expanded responsibilities signal a clear focus on collaboration, communication, and delivering the best possible experience for Aeros students, staff, and partners.

About Aeros Flight Training
Aeros Flight Training is one of the UK’s most established modular pilot training academies. With bases across the country (Cardiff, Gloucester, Leeds & Wellesbourne) and a proven track record of helping students achieve commercial licences, Aeros offers flexible, high-quality training programmes led by experienced instructors. The academy prides itself on a supportive learning environment, a fleet of well-maintained aircraft, and a commitment to helping students reach their aviation goals. What sets Aeros apart in the industry is its commitment to breaking down barriers to train. With no bulky prepayments and a pay as you learn strategy, students don’t need to raise significant funds up front. Many choose to ‘earn as they learn’, meaning the industry benefits from Pilots who’ve demonstrated resilience and determination. Aeros delivers a full suite of recreational and professional modular flight training courses in addition to it’s flagship Fastrack course, combining the benefits of modular training with flexible scheduling and it’s pay as you go pricing. Aeros students can achieve, both UK CAA or dual UK CAA & EASA licences.

Source: Aeros Flight Training
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