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Indian Flight Training Group Chimes Aviation Academy’s CAA IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program Batch 06 Cadets Sign LOIs

India – Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA), which operates two flight training bases in India, has shared that a new chapter began for 38 aspiring pilots as they officially signed their Letters of Intent (LOIs) under the Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA) IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program at a prestigious event held at Le Meridien, Gurgaon.

Speaking at the event, Y.N. Sharma, CEO of Chimes Aviation Academy, said: “Today is not just about signing an LOI—it’s about signing up for a lifelong pursuit of excellence in aviation. These 38 young cadets have chosen a path that requires discipline, precision, and resilience. At Chimes Aviation Academy, we take immense pride in preparing them for the challenges and responsibilities that come with being an airline.”

The IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program, in partnership with Chimes Aviation Academy, is designed to equip cadets with world-class training, technical expertise, and leadership skills required to navigate the future of commercial aviation. Through a structured curriculum, the cadets will undergo rigorous ground school and flight training, preparing them for the dynamic challenges of the aviation industry.

Source: Chimes Aviation Academy
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Select Aviation College Hosts Porter Airlines for Destination Porter 2025 Mentorship Event

Canada – Select Aviation College recently hosted an exclusive event in partnership with Porter Airlines, highlighting the Destination Porter mentoring program—a strategic career pathway designed for student pilots enrolled in the college’s Integrated Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) program.

  • Destination Porter connects student pilots with experienced Porter Airlines pilots, offering mentorship, career guidance, and preparation for key stages in their aviation journey.
  • Eligible student pilots can apply for a First Officer position with Porter after logging 500 to 750 flight hours. Successful candidates receive a conditional job offer, contingent upon passing the Transport Canada IATRA/ATPL exams.
  • Representatives from Porter Airlines’ recruitment team—Rima Rebello, Ola Sawyerr, and Yvonne Tsang—participated in the event, providing students with industry insights and networking opportunities.
  • Five Select Aviation College students—Jin Qian, Jean-François Binette, Raymond Kisyanga, Thomas Jaramillo, and Diego Rodriguez—have been selected for the Destination Porter program for 2024.
  • Applications for the 2025 intake are open until April 30, 2025, with final selections to be confirmed in early June 2025. Eligible students must maintain a minimum 80% average and complete their training within the prescribed timeline.

Statement:
“The Destination Porter program offers our student pilots a direct pathway to a rewarding career in commercial aviation. This partnership reflects our commitment to providing high-quality training and tangible opportunities for our students,” said a spokesperson from Select Aviation College.

Source: Select Aviation College
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Middle East Airline to Type Rate 150 Cadets with European Partner Over Next 2 Years

Saudi Arabia – Saudi low-cost carrier flyadeal, part of the Saudia Group, has launched a significant pilot training initiative, with nearly 150 cadet pilots set to undergo training through a new government scholarship program over the next two years. The initiative aligns with the airline’s aggressive growth strategy, aiming to triple its size by 2030.

  • The cadet pilots will receive their Airbus A320 type rating training at Global Training Aviation in Madrid
  • The program is designed to strengthen Saudi Arabia’s national aviation talent pipeline, supporting the Kingdom’s broader Vision 2030 goals.
  • flyadeal CEO Steven Greenway personally welcomed the first batch of cadets during their initial training sessions and emphasized the importance of preparing skilled local pilots to support the airline’s rapid expansion.

“As we prepare to mark Saudi Founding Day, I’m proud to announce almost 150 flyadeal cadet pilots will undergo training through a new government scholarship program over the next two years. I was delighted to join the initial batch of promising First Officers for their first day of A320 simulator and class training at our partner, Global Training Aviation, in Madrid. With flyadeal’s aggressive expansion – growing three-fold by 2030 – we’re going full throttle to build our national talent in the cockpit.. I look forward to joining our initial batch of cadets at their graduation later this year!” shared Steven Greenway, CEO of flyadeal.

Source: Steven Greenway (flyadeal)

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Norway’s Pilot Flight Academy Welcomes Luxair as In-House Airline Partner in 2025

Torp, Norway – Pilot Flight Academy, a Norway-based flight training organization, has announced its collaboration with Luxair, integrating the airline into its in-house airline offices. This initiative aims to enhance direct engagement opportunities between students and airline partners.

  • Luxair joins the list of Pilot Flight Academy’s in-house airline partners, providing dedicated services and points of contact for students.
  • The academy’s airline collaboration network also includes Scandinavian Airlines, Widerøe, AAP, Icelandair, and ANA.
  • The initiative is designed to create a seamless connection between students and potential employers, strengthening career pathways for aspiring pilots.

About Luxair
Luxair is the national airline of Luxembourg, operating scheduled and charter flights across Europe.

Source: Pilot Flight Academy
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Middle East Airline Emirates Expands Pilot Simulator Assessments in 2025 to London Gatwick

Dubai, UAE – Emirates has announced the expansion of its overseas pilot simulator assessments to London Gatwick, starting in March 2025. The initiative aims to streamline the recruitment process for Airbus-experienced pilots.

  • The assessment in Gatwick includes a simulator evaluation and an Advanced COMPASS test.
  • Successful candidates will be invited to Dubai for further assessments, including logbook reviews, medical checks, and a tour of company-provided accommodation.
  • If you’re an Airbus-experienced pilot, register your interest through this link.
  • Pilots unable to attend the UK assessment can apply through Emirates’ standard recruitment process via the airline’s careers website.

Source: Emirates
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L3Harris Airline Academy Welcomes Large New Classes of Trainee Pilots in February 2025

Sanford, USA – L3Harris Airline Academy has welcomed its February 2025 class of cadets, including students from various global backgrounds and airline-sponsored training programs.

  • The new intake includes cadets training under airline programs with Air India, IndiGo, and ANA.
  • The Flight Academy emphasizes diversity, with students from multiple countries joining the program.

Source: L3Harris Airline Academy
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