Market Intelligence: Africa
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South African Flight School’s Students Visit Simulator Training Center for a Career Day
Well known South African flight training group 43 Air School announced that its students visited PTC Aviation, a training center based in Port Elizabeth that provides innovative Boeing 737NG and Airbus A320 flight training, for a career day. The students also had the opportunity to visit the Air Traffic Navigation Services (ATNS) in the same city.
Source: 43 Air School
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Flight Training Software and Computer Based Training Provider, Evionica, Unveils the First-of-its-Kind Jet Orientation Course CBT
Evionica unveiled the first-of-its-kind Jet Orientation Course. At last, it is now possible for pilots of piston engines to learn the handling techniques, propulsion, aerodynamics, performance of jet aircraft and so much more in a Jet Orientation Course Computer Based Training (CBT).
Evionica is a flight training software and computer based training dedicated to flight training organisations (flight schools, flying clubs, simulator centers), airlines and pilots.
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African Flag Carrier Appoints Acting General Manager
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Aviation Distance Learning Provider, CPaT Global, to Participate in Aviation Africa 2023 in September
CPaT, the market leader in distance learning for the aviation industry, will be participating in Aviation Africa 2023 in International Convention Centre in Abuja, Nigeria on 13 & 14th September 2023. The event which is a 2-day summit & exhibition will be hosted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority.
“We are looking forward to discussing our latest products and enhancements and meeting with current clients and new faces,” said CPaT.
Source: CPaT
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Tunisian Flight School, Safe Flight Academy, and Partner Airline Open Application for Pilot Cadet Program
Safe Flight Academy is now accepting applications for its cadet program in partnership with Nouvelair, one of Tunisia’s leading airlines. The cadet program between the two is the first of its kind in Tunisia.
Safe Flight Academy is a flight school based in Monastir, Tunisia established by the TTS Group, the first private aviation group in Tunisia, and the U.K. Company Brookfield Aviation.
Nouvelair currently operates 13 Airbus A320.
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Training Aircraft Are In Demand, Insights From A Training Aircraft Lessor with David Kolber, RESIDCO
In this week’s AFM Pilot Training Leadership Interview Series AFM’s Managing Director Maximillian Buerger speaks with David Kolber, Director of Aviation Marketing at RESIDCO a leading training aircraft lessor headquartered in the United States.
The conversation covers:
- Introduction to RESIDCO and its training aircraft leasing offering
- Latest announcements from RESIDCO
- Key trends that RESIDCO is seeing in the pilot training industry and the demand for training aircraft
- Any challenges that RESIDCO is seeing in the industry such the imbalance of the demand and supply dynamic for training aircraft and financial sustainability of the flight training industry
- Where David see’s the pilot training industry and RESIDCO in 2-3 years
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Flight School Management Software, FlightLogger, Introduces Seamless Integration with Billing and Accounting Platform QuickBooks
FlightLogger is thrilled to announce their latest milestone: a groundbreaking integration with QuickBooks, streamlining the billing processes for flight schools. This integration represents a huge leap forward in simplifying administrative tasks, making billing more efficient and convenient than ever before.
Flight schools around the world rely on QuickBooks for their accounting needs. Recognizing the importance of streamlining billing operations, FlightLogger has seamlessly integrated with QuickBooks to create a symbiotic solution that minimizes administrative burdens for flight training organizations.
With the FlightLogger-QuickBooks integration, the ongoing process of invoicing training and other activities has been meticulously crafted to ensure unparalleled convenience. Once enabled in FlightLogger, the integration works seamlessly to automatically generate invoice drafts whenever a flight activity is logged. This groundbreaking feature not only accelerates the billing process but also ensures accuracy and efficiency in generating invoices.
The heart of this integration lies in cutting-edge AI technology. FlightLogger’s innovative AI system matches each logged activity with the corresponding billing items in a flight school’s QuickBooks account. This eminimizes the need for manual data entry, reducing the potential for errors and discrepancies. Flight school administrators can simply review and verify the generated invoices before transferring them into QuickBooks. In just a few clicks, the invoice is ready to be sent to students or customers, saving valuable time and effort.
“We understand the intricate challenges faced by flight schools in managing their billing processes,” said Kenneth Jeppesen, Founder and CEO at FlightLogger. “Our integration with QuickBooks aims to alleviate these challenges by providing a seamless, automated solution that empowers flight schools to focus on what they do best – delivering exceptional training experiences.”
The FlightLogger-QuickBooks integration is offered as an optional add-on to the FlightLogger software. Flight schools interested in harnessing the power of this innovative solution can reach out to FlightLogger for a personalized demonstration and pricing information.
Source: FlightLogger
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