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Massey University Hosts Representatives from the Country’s Flag Carrier, Air New Zealand

Massey University School of Aviation recently hosted representatives from Air New Zealand, Captain Scott Hickey, Deputy Fleet Manager for Turbo Prop, and Captain Matt Longhurst Deputy Fleet Manager for B777/787. They toured the facilities with Chief Flight Instructor Paul Kearney and met with senior staff and the students. The two referenced how the significant shortage of pilots is having an impact on the global aviation industry – Air NZ included. Therefore, the contribution of professional flight training organisations, such as the Air NZ Preferred Flight Training Organizations (PFTOs), in producing tomorrow’s pilots, remains critical.

Source: Massey University School of Aviation Announcement
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United Airlines’ Aviate Team Visits Partner US Flight School US Aviation Academy

United Airlines’ Aviate team recently visited their flight school partner, US Aviation Academy, for a celebration event with students, instructors and staff. The afternoon kicked off with a presentation about Aviate and the bright future that awaits program participants at United, followed by a pilot panel led by United Captains Monica Frain and Ashley Ogden. Aviate closed out the celebration with a networking lunch, where US Aviation students and instructors were able to connect with members of the United team.

US Aviation has grown from a handful of aircraft in 2006 to one of the largest Part 141 flight academies in the country, with over 120 aircraft at five locations. This growth is a product of professionalism, a commitment to safety, and excellence in training – core values that have made US Aviation one of the top flight schools for accelerated flight training and collegiate programs alike. While amongst industry leaders in producing top-quality professional pilot candidates, they also take pride in making sure their students’ love for aviation continuously grows.

Source: United Aviate
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