Boeing Global Services Appoints Andre Berger as CBTA Deployment Lead

Global – Boeing Global Services has appointed André Berger as CBTA Deployment Lead / Instructor Evaluator within the Boeing Global Aviation Safety Program – Training Solutions team.

In this new role, Berger will contribute to advancing Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) implementation and oversee instructor evaluation to support Boeing’s global training initiatives. His work will strengthen Boeing’s commitment to enhancing aviation safety through innovative training solutions, standardized practices, and worldwide collaboration with airlines and training providers.

About Boeing Global Services 
Boeing Global Services delivers a comprehensive portfolio of training and flight operations solutions to airlines, government, and commercial operators worldwide. The Training Solutions division focuses on advancing global safety through CBTA, Evidence-Based Training (EBT), and next-generation simulation technologies.

Source: André Berger
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Australian Airline to Receive First E190-E2, Replacing Fokker 100 in September 2025

Australia – Virgin Australia Regional Airlines is preparing to introduce its first Embraer E190-E2 aircraft this September, marking the first brand-new aircraft to enter the Western Australia charter market in recent times.

  • The E190-E2 will replace Virgin Australia’s aging Fokker 100s, delivering:

    • 30% lower emissions, supporting the airline’s sustainability goals.

    • The quietest performance in its class, enhancing passenger and community experience.

  • The aircraft will strengthen Virgin Australia’s charter operations in Western Australia, a region heavily reliant on aviation for resource sector connectivity.

  • Ahead of entry into service, Virgin Australia’s flight crew, cabin crew, and engineers are undergoing intensive preparation, including simulator training at CAE’s Training Centre in Singapore.

Source: Virgin Australia

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Global Operator of Pilot Training Centres Ansett Aviation Training Strengthens Pacific Industry Commitment at 2025 Australian Aviation Summit

Australia – headquartered global operator of pilot simulator training centres since the mid 1980s, Ansett Aviation Training (AAT), reinforced its commitment to supporting the aviation sector’s growth and resilience at the 2025 Australian Aviation Summit in Sydney.

The Summit brought together aviation leaders from across Australia and the Asia-Pacific to address pressing challenges such as supply chain disruption, workforce shortages, and the adoption of new technologies. AAT was among the leading organisations contributing to discussions on how advanced simulation solutions underpin the development of pilots and aviation professionals.

“At Ansett Aviation Training, we are committed to supporting the industry through world-class aviation training solutions. The Summit reinforced that our collective ability to overcome talent shortages, embrace technological advancements, and maintain the highest safety standards will shape the future of Australian aviation. We are proud to play a leading role in that journey,” stated Ansett Aviation Training Group CEO Mark Delany.

Ansett Aviation Training’s global pilot training center network operators over 30 full flight simulators across 6 different training centres. Its headquarters are located at Tullamarine International Airport in Melbourne, Australia with two additional training centres in Australia and three international ones in Milan, Italy, Taipei, Taiwan and Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

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Australian Flight Training Group SFC Welcomes Large New Student Cohort in August 2025

Tamworth, Australia – Sydney Flight College (SFC), one of the largest flight training groups in Australia, has welcomed 15 new students to its Tamworth-based pilot academy as part of its August 2025 intake. The cohort begins an intensive 12-month training program.

Sydney Flight College (SFC Australia) previously shared its 2024 Yearly Recap, showcasing a year of expansion, record-breaking achievements, and strong community engagement. With milestones such as the launch of its second airbase and significant additions to its fleet and training resources, SFC has solidified its position as a leading aviation training provider in Australia.

  • Expansion and Growth:
    • Opened the Pilot Academy in Tamworth, SFC’s second Australian airbase.
    • Hosted the first Pilot Academy Open Day in Tamworth.
  • Membership and Training:
    • 773 members, with 225 new students and 167 graduates in 2024.
    • Achieved a record-breaking 20,000 flight hours during the year.
    • Operates a fleet of 40 aircraft and employs 40 instructors.
  • Fleet and Simulator Updates:
    • Added 2 Piper Archer, 1 Super Decathlon, and 2 Piper Archer LX aircraft.
    • Expanded training tools with 2 True Course VR Simulators, 2 Redbird MCX Full Motion Simulators, and 2 Redbird TD-G Simulators.
  • Community and Outreach:
    • Conducted 20 Aviation Experience Days, 60 expos, and 4 roadshows across Tamworth, Brisbane, Northern NSW, and Albury.
    • Engaged in 3,500 conversations at expos, with 465 meet-and-greets—a 13% increase compared to 2023.
    • Traveled 8,624 kilometers during roadshows and hosted 28 club events.
    • Featured 13 times in Australian media.
  • Charitable Initiatives:
    • Raised $65,000 for Angel Flight during the SFC Air Race 2024.
  • Social Media Impact:
    • Reached 9,879 followers and generated 30,325 likes on social platforms in 2024.

About Sydney Flight College (SFC Australia)
Sydney Flight College (SFC Australia) is headquartered in Bankstown, New South Wales, and is one of Australia’s premier pilot training organizations. Offering comprehensive flight training and aviation education, SFC supports students in achieving their goals in professional and recreational aviation.

Source: SFC

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