Ryanair Visits Bartolini Air in January 2025 to Support Future Flyer Academy Cadets

Łódź, Poland – Ryanair representatives visited Bartolini Air, a long-standing partner flight school, to engage with cadets enrolled in the Ryanair Future Flyer Academy training programme. The visit reaffirmed Ryanair’s commitment to developing future pilots through its structured training pathway.

To support the growing flight training requirement training aircraft manufacturer Tecnam and Bartolini Air announced in December 2024 the purchase of six (6) additional Tecnam P2008JC and two (2) P2006T NG twin-engine aircraft for Bartolini Air’s fleet expansion programme. The aircraft will be used from PPL – Private Pilot Licence – to advanced commercial pilot training such as CPL(A), IR(A) and MEP(L) as well as for integrated ab-initio commercial pilot training.

TThe Polish ATO operates twenty-two (22) aircraft and with the new eight (8) acquired, it will be a total of thirty (30) aircraft, of which twenty-six (26) are Tecnam.

Bartolini Air has more than two hundred (200) cadets every year and is one of only six official Ryanair partners within the Ryanair Future Flyer Academy.

Source: Angelo C. (Ryanair and Bartolini Air)
Photo Credit: Bartolini Air

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European Airline Offers Up to Euro 80,000 in Training Support – Visiting Norwegian Flight School in February 2025

Norway and Luxembourg Luxair visited Pilot Flight Academy (PFA) at Torp Sandefjord Airport on February 3rd to present its Cadet Sponsorship Program, which offers up to €80,000 in training support for aspiring pilots.

  • Attendees learned about the Cadet Sponsorship Program, including financial support and training conditions.
  • Luxair representatives discussed the airline’s modern fleet, safety standards, and training philosophy.
  • The sponsorship aims to attract and support future pilots as Luxair continues to expand its workforce.

Source: Pilot Flight Academy
Photo Credit: Luxair

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