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Global Pilot Training Group’s Facility in Vietnam Hosts First Open Door Day in India

Gurugram, India – Full flight simulator training center BAA Training Vietnam hosted its inaugural Open Door Day in Gurugram, India, attracting pilots interested in A320 and B737 NG Type Rating courses.

BAA Training Vietnam lists out advantages to Indian pilots including:

  • Quick Visa Processing: Obtainable within 5 working days, with a 90-day validity (Single Entry at 25 USD, Multiple Entry at 50 USD).
  • Efficient Training Period: The A320 Type Rating training is completed within 41-45 days.
  • Comfortable Accommodation: Cadets enjoy facilities such as a free swimming pool, fitness center, and tennis courts.
  • Frequent Batches: At least two batches are available each month, making it easy for cadets to register.
  • Affordable Travel Options: Easy and cost-effective flights to Vietnam are available through Air India, Indigo, Vietjet Air, and Vietnam Airlines.

Source: BAA Training Vietnam
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Indonesian Flight School Perkasa to Showcase Opportunities at Vietnam Aviation Education Expo 2025

Vietnam and Indonesia – Perkasa Flight School has announced its participation in the Vietnam Aviation Education Expo 2025.

  • The expo will take place in two locations:
    • Hanoi: Hotel Du Parc Hanoi (Jaune Hall Room B, 2nd Floor) on January 18, 2025, from 13:00 to 16:00.
    • Ho Chi Minh City: Grand Eastin Saigon (Grand Ballroom, 1st Floor) on January 19, 2025, from 09:00 to 12:00.

In 2023 Perkasa Flight School announced it had opened its representative office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Perkasa is a Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV) – approved flight school since 2016.

Source: Perkasa Flight School
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Turkish Aerospace Industries Enhances Hurjet Jet Trainer Aircraft Specifications in 2025

Ankara, Türkiye – based Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) has announced updates to the technical specifications of its Hurjet jet trainer aircraft. These enhancements aim to strengthen the aircraft’s role in the Turkish Air Force and position it as a competitive option for export markets.

  • The Hurjet jet trainer is intended to replace older T-38 and F-5 aircraft used by the Turkish Air Force for training, aerobatic performances, and other operational roles, including light attack missions and air patrols.
  • Key updates to the aircraft’s specifications include:
    • Length increased to 13.7 meters (previously 13.6 meters).
    • Height reduced to 4.1 meters (previously 5.1 meters).
    • Range decreased to 1,060 nautical miles (down from 1,200 nautical miles).
    • Maximum sustained G-force improved from 5.5G to 6.3G at 15,000 feet altitude.
    • Climb rate increased to 48,500 feet per minute.
    • Payload capacity expanded to 7,500 lbs (up from 6,000 lbs).
  • The aircraft has completed successful prototype test flights, including one over the Pyramids of Giza, drawing international attention.
  • The enhancements make the Hurjet a vital asset for Türkiye’s defense capabilities and a competitive choice for export markets.

About Turkish Aerospace Industries
Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) is based in Ankara, Türkiye, and specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of aerospace systems for both domestic and international markets. The company is a leading contributor to Türkiye’s defense and aerospace sector.

Source: Turkish Aerospace Industries
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South African Pilot Training Group 43 Air School Unveils Aviation-Focused High School Program

Port Alfred, South Africa – based 43 Air School hosted the official launch of the Eastern Cape Aviation School on January 17, 2025, led by Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane and Education MEC Fundile Gade. This launch marks a significant advancement in the province’s education sector through the introduction of a specialized STEM-focused program.

  • The Eastern Cape Aviation School is part of the province’s three-stream model pilot program, emphasizing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education.
  • A High School for Aerospace Science will be established under this initiative, integrating aviation-focused studies into the public education system.
  • The program is a result of a Memorandum of Understanding between 43 Air School and the Eastern Cape Department of Education, with support from industry experts.
  • The initiative will initially enroll Grade 10 learners from across the province, equipping them with skills aligned with South Africa’s economic demands.

Statements:

“This groundbreaking initiative demonstrates the provincial government’s commitment to providing innovative education and training opportunities, ultimately developing future leaders in all sectors of society,” said Bhisho spokesperson Khuselwa Rantjie.

“A dream came true at 43 Air School after 12 years of working on this. Great to be part of empowering access for learners into the aviation sector. We must do all we can to enable the next generation to be professional aviators,” added Attie Niemann, Executive Chairman at 43 Air School.

Source: Excerpts from local media
Photo Credit: 43 Air School

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