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Global Flight Training Group Airways Aviation Hosts Cirrus Aircraft at its France Base in July 2024

Global flight training group Airways Aviation, which operates pilot training academies across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and India hosted Cirrus Aircraft including a Cirrus SR22T G7 and a SR20 TRAC aircraft at its Monpellier flight training base in France.

“Our staff and students had the chance to get to know these two state-of-the-art aircraft. The Cirrus SR22T, known for its remarkable performance and sophisticated design, particularly impressed with its advanced capabilities and technological innovations. Similarly, the SR20 TRAC drew attention with its efficiency and ideal characteristics for pilot training. The discussions and demonstrations highlighted the importance of technology and safety in modern aviation. This event not only inspired our students but also strengthened the ties between Airways Aviation ESMA and the aviation industry.” shared Airways Aviation.

Special thanks were given to Pedro De Melo Raposo and Cedric Dupont from Cirrus for their contributions.

Earlier in July Airways Aviation ESMA announced that it has been selected by the French Ministry of the Armies – Naval Aeronautical School (Ministére des Armées – École de l’Aeronautique Navale), to provide, during the term of the contract, Integrated and Modular ATPL training for naval military pilots.

Source: Airways Aviation
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Middle East Pilot Simulator Training Center, Emirates CAE Flight Training, Appoints 2024 Managing Director

Dubai, United Arab Emirates based full flight simulator training center Emirates-CAE Flight Training has appointed Winston Eng as the new Managing Director as of July 2024. Mr Eng has been with CAE for 23 years and was previously Director – Regional Sales Leader with CAE based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Emirates-CAE Flight Training (ECFT), it the joint venture between CAE and Emirates Airlines, providing world-class pilot and maintenance technician training to commercial airlines, business jet and helicopter operators.

ECFT has opened its first training center in 2003 and has grown into two campuses; Al Garhoud and Silicon Oasis, inaugurated in 2013 and expanded since.

Source: Winston Eng (CAE)
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Digital Platform Aviationfly Seeking to Expand Support for Aspiring Pilots in India

Global digital platform Aviationfly which supports aspiring pilots on starting their pilot training with a flight school has expanded its support for aspiring pilots in the Philippines through sharing a How to become a pilot in India guide. In this guide Aviationfly answers how and where flight training can be done including the avialable flight training options, the basic requirements, training stages, career options and frequently asked questions for becoming a pilot.

About Aviationfly
Aviationfly is a digital platform which works with Flight Schools to connect them to a larger global audience of aspiring pilots – receiving over 90,000 website visits per month and having a database of over 60,000 aspiring pilots. 

Source: Aviationfly

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India’s Flag Carrier Air India Seeking Chief Manager – Maintenance for New Flight Academy

Amravati, India – Tata Group-owned Indian flag carrier Air India, which announced plans in July 2024 to establish a flight training organisation at Belora Airport in Amravati, Maharashtra, is now actively searching for a Chief Manager – Maintenance to join its team.

The Academy aims to train 180 commercial pilots annually and will be the largest such flight training organisations in South Asia, planning to become operational from the first quarter of the next financial year. It will operate 31 single-engine aircraft and three twin-engine aircraft for training purposes.

Please see extracts of the job post below:

  • Develop and implement a maintenance program under Air India’s Car 145 for the FTO fleet, ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements, airline and industry best practices
  • Develop and maintain a comprehensive maintenance program for all aircrafts and flight training devices, ensure maintenance and inspections, and tracking of maintenance records
  • Develop and implement a stocking system and an ERP for optimal maintenance
  • Sync with airline maintenance standards to improve operational efficiency
  • Monitor the performance of the aircraft and equipment to identify potential issues and take corrective action as necessary
  • Investigate and report on incidents and accidents related to aircraft maintenance and operation
  • Implement policies and training to maintenance personnel on best practices for aircraft maintenance and safety
  • Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of aircraft maintenance, inspections, and repairs

Please note this position is only open for Indian nationals.

To learn more about the role and to apply please go here.

Source: Air India

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Saudi Arabia’s Largest Low-Cost Carrier flynas Signs Agreement for Additional 75 Airbus A320neo Family Aircraft and 15 A330neo

flynas, Saudi Arabia’s leading low-cost carrier, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Airbus for 75 A320neo family aircraft and 15 A330-900. This strategic agreement will expand the airline’s capacity, range and enhance its overall fleet capabilities.

Signed during Farnborough International Airshow in the presence of President of the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) of Saudi Arabia, H.E. Abdulaziz bin Abdullah Al-Duailej, Chairman of the Board of NAS Holding Ayed Al Jeaid, flynas Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director Bandar Almohanna, and Airbus Chief Executive Officer, Commercial Aircraft, Christian Scherer.

The new aircraft will join the carrier’s all Airbus fleet serving international, domestic and regional routes. The new A330-900 aircraft will boast a two-class configuration, accommodating up to 400 passengers.

“We are excited to further strengthen our long-standing partnership with Airbus,” said Bander Almohanna, CEO and Managing Director of flynas. “The A320neo Family provides exceptional operational performance and environmental benefits, allowing us to offer unique, low-cost travel experiences. Additionally, the A330neowill enhance our long-haul capabilities with its advanced technology and efficiency while supporting our growth plans and Saudi Arabia’s pilgrim program.”

Airbus Chief Executive Officer, Commercial Aircraft, Christian Scherer said, “We are delighted to expand our partnership with flynas through this significant milestone for both A320neo and A330-900 aircraft. The A330neo will allow flynas to further grow into widebody markets by building on the A320, benefiting from Airbus’ unique commonality. Both aircraft types offer flynas the perfect versatility and economics to expand into new markets while offering their passengers the latest cabin experience and comfort. We look forward to continuing our successful collaboration with flynas as they embark on this exciting new chapter.”

The addition of the A330-900 aircraft will support flynas’ ambitious growth plans. The airline anticipates significant operational efficiency gains by combining the new widebody aircraft with its existing A320neo fleet. The A330-900 offers increased capacity and range at unrivalled seat costs, ensuring flynas can compete effectively in the growing regional market, a key focus area for the airline.

The A330neo delivers unbeatable operating economics, powered by the latest-generation Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, featuring new wings and a range of aerodynamic innovations resulting in a 25 percent reduction in fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions compared to previous generation competitor aircraft. The A330neo is capable of flying 8,150 nm / 15,094 km non-stop, providing ultimate comfort with more passenger space, a new lighting system, latest in-flight entertainment systems and full connectivity throughout the cabin.

As with all Airbus aircraft, the A330 family is already able to operate with up to 50% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The manufacturer is targeting to have its aircraft up to 100% SAF capable by 2030.

Source: Airbus
Photo Credit: Airbus

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