Indian Flight Training Group, Chimes Aviation Academy, Celebrates 1st Anniversary at Neemuch Airbase

Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA), which operates two flight training bases in India, has celebrated in July 2024 the first anniversary of flight training at the Neemuch airbase (its second training base). In March this year CAA celebrated its 16th anniversary. During this time it has achieved:

  • 135,500+ hours of flying
  • 600+ Commercial Pilot License holders graduated
  • 1,550+ license conversions and recurrencies completed
  • Grown its fleet to over 20 aircraft across two bases

CAA expanded to Neemuch in 2023 and achieved a number of other milestones:

CAA is one of the largest private flight training organisations in India and offers a comprehensive curriculum from which cadets can choose multifaceted aviation training courses such as Commercial Pilots License (CPL), Cadet Pilot Program (CPP), Chimes Flying Program (CFP), Private Pilot License (PPL) as well as license endorsements.

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5 Aspiring Pilots in Australian University Receive Scholarships from Leidos Australia for Pilot Training

RMIT University announced that five eager aviation students have received scholarships from Leidos Australia that will support budding pilots to complete their studies. The scholarship includes additional flight training in the specialised skillset Leidos requires in their pilot workforce, including search and rescue. Students receive a unique internship opportunity to put these skills into practice.

In February this year, RMIT and Leidos Australia announced the partnership.

Source: RMIT University
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Saudi Airline Takes Delivery of the 53rd New Aircraft Out of its Order for 120 A320neo Aircraft from Airbus

flynas, the Saudi air carrier and the leading low-cost airline in the Middle East and the world, has taken delivery of the 53rd new aircraft out of its order for 120 A320neo aircraft from Airbus, within flynas strategic plan launched under the title (We Connect the World to the Kingdom), in line with the National Civil Aviation Strategy, to connect KSA with 250 International destinations, accommodate 330 million passengers, and host 100 million tourists yearly by 2030.

The 53rd aircraft of the next-generation model touched down at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, reaching a total of 6 aircraft delivered until July 2024, which has contributed to consolidating flynas position as the leading low-cost airline in the Middle East, and one of the top 4 low-cost airlines in the world, according to Skytrax.

In parallel with upscaling flynas fleet, taking delivery of the new aircraft contributed to generating hundreds of quality jobs in the aviation sector directly and indirectly, as flynas recently announced the opening of application in several programs, including the Future Pilots Program, Future Engineers Program, and the Cabin Crew Program for Saudi men and women.

Boosting A320neo aircraft share in the flynas fleet reinforces the leading LCC commitment to sustainability and environmental protection, as the A320neo is considered the most advanced, environmentally friendly, and fuel-efficient single-aisle aircraft worldwide.

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