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Global Pilot Training Group Skyborne Welcomes New IndiGo Cadets in August 2025
India & USA – Skyborne, a global pilot training group which operates flight training bases in the United Kingdom and the United States, has welcomed over ten (10) new cadets in its flight training campus in Vero Beach, Florida.
Following flight training at the academy’s base in Florida, United States the cadets will return to India for their flight license conversion and type rating. After successfully completing the program, the graduates will go on to fly with India’s leading airline as A320 First Officers.
Rina Basu, Regional Director (Asia Pacific), Skyborne, shared in April: “Since Skyborne’s partnership with IndiGo began in 2019, we’ve supported India’s aviation industry in meeting workforce demand and tackling pilot shortages. Now, with our largest intake ever, we’re proud to continue supplying IndiGo with passionate and bright cadets who are committed to becoming highly skilled commercial pilots.”
Earlier in the year, in April, Skyborne had welcomed its largest IndiGo intake to date with 40 new cadets joining the IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program, after a Letter of Intent (LoI) ceremony in Gurgaon, India.
Source: Skyborne Airline Academy
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ThePilot.in Welcomes New Air India Cadet Batch in July 2025
India – Mumbai and Gurugram, India based pilot training facilitator ThePilot.in, which in the last year supported over 300 aspiring and student pilots by providing them with ground school as well as being the ground school partner of Air India, has welcomed a new batch of Air India cadets.
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The cadets commenced ground-based academic instruction in New Delhi, facilitated by ThePilot.in, before transitioning to flight training
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This latest intake reflects the re-activation of Air India’s Fly High Cadet Programme, aimed at building a robust internal supply of airline-ready pilots.
Source: ThePilot.in
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Air Arabia Appoints Captain Mehdi Ben Mrad as Head of Training/Crew Training Manager
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates – Air Arabia has appointed Captain Mehdi Ben Mrad as its new Head of Training and Crew Training Manager as of June 2025. Capt. Mrad was previously Flight Crew Training Manager and has been flying with the airline since 2007.
Source: Mehdi Ben Mrad (Air Arabia)
