Airways Aviation Australia Named Finalist in Premier of Queensland’s Export Awards

Australia – Airways Aviation, one of the largest aviation and pilot training group’s in the world operating pilot training academies across Europe, the Middle East, Asia/Australia, India and Africa, has shared that Airways Aviation Australia has been announced as a finalist in the Premier of Queensland’s Export Awards, a recognition that highlights the organisation’s growing global influence in aviation training and its contribution to the state’s export economy.

  • The Honourable Ros Bates MP, Minister for Finance, Trade, Employment and Training, congratulated Airways Aviation, noting the record number of applications this year underscores the significance of the recognition.

  • Airways Aviation was praised for its role in promoting Queensland’s aviation expertise internationally, expanding training services into global markets while strengthening the state’s reputation as a hub for aviation knowledge and skills.

  • Minister Bates commented: “This recognition reflects not only the quality of Airways Aviation’s services but also the vital role the company plays in showcasing Queensland on the international stage. Your commitment to delivering world-class training and expanding into global markets sets an example for the entire sector.”

  • Janet D., CEO Australasia and Pacific, added: “I am extremely proud of our dedicated team both onshore and offshore who make every effort in providing high quality training. Their efforts have helped in building our international reputation.”

  • Airways Aviation’s recognition comes at a time when Australia is increasingly positioning itself as a training hub for both domestic and international pilot and aviation training demand.

Source: Airways Aviation

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YourSafetyPilot Launches LMS Offering for Flight Schools

Singapore – YourSafetyPilot, in an exclusive partnership with digital developers Webbia Solutions LLP, is preparing to launch collaborative initiatives with flight training schools to redefine e-learning in aviation.

  • The organisation revolves around two foundational principles:

    • Simplify — ensuring content and user experiences are intuitive and actionable.

    • Visualise — animating learning through a bespoke design philosophy and the iconic YourSafetyPilot character.

  • Alongside its existing flight training LMS, YourSafetyPilot offers expert consultancy services, crafting customised educational materials tailored to individual schools’ needs—guided by its “Simplify” and “Visualise” pillars.

  • This flexible model can accommodate custom aircraft or unique training scenarios, enabling schools to co-develop engaging and effective learning solutions.

Source: Malcolm Lai (YourSafetyPilot)

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Avion Highlights Flexible FFS Offering at Asia Pacific Aviation Training Summit 2025

Global – Avion Full Flight Simulators will participate in the Asia Pacific Aviation Training Summit (APATS) on 26–27 August 2025, showcasing its portfolio of training devices and flexible financing models for flight training providers.

  • Manufacturer of Full Flight Simulators (FFS) for the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 MAX/NG – also produces a Flat Panel Trainer running on the same software as its FFS units.

  • Offers outright purchase as well as short- and long-term leasing options

  • At APATS 2024, Avion was appointed the exclusive sales and service partner for Simnest Aviation in the APAC region, enabling integrated sales, installation, and support across multiple device categories—from flat-panel trainers to FNPT II MCC and Level D Full Flight Simulators.

  • Training presence in India: Avion supports Gen24 FLYBIZ in Mumbai, operating:

    • Two Avion Level D A320neo Full Flight Simulators.

    • One Simnest A320 FNPT II APS MCC device.

Source: Avion

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Fiji Airways Aviation Academy Hosts Government-Sponsored Trainee Pilots for Airbus Simulator Experience

Nadi, Fiji – Fiji Airways Aviation Academy hosted six trainee pilots from Advanced Aviation Training (AAT), providing them with an introduction to Airbus widebody operations as part of their Fiji Government-funded pilot training.

  • The trainees, recipients of Tertiary Scholarships & Loans Service (TSLS) support, recently achieved their Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) and are training to become airline pilots.

  • Their visit to the academy included Airbus A330 Flight Training Device (FTD) sessions, familiarising them with Airbus flight systems, controls, and standard procedures.

  • The program culminated with time in the Airbus A350 Full Flight Simulator (FFS), offering a high-fidelity, realistic introduction to widebody airline flying.

  • The initiative forms part of Fiji Airways’ wider commitment to developing local aviation talent and supporting the national pilot pipeline.

  • Activities on the day were led by Capt Henry Stephen and First Officer Bryan Nair, with support from TSLS and AAT.

Source: Fiji Airways Aviation Academy
Photo Credit: Fiji Airways Aviation Academy

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Air New Zealand Preferred FTO Nelson Aviation College Joins 2025 Air New Zealand Pilot Career Evening in Auckland

New Zealand – Nelson Aviation College, an Air New  Zealand Preferred Flight Training Organisation, will participate in the Air New Zealand Pilot Career Evening in Auckland on Thursday, 21 August 2025, from 4:00 PM to 8:30 PM, offering prospective pilots the chance to explore airline-aligned training pathways.

In August 2024 Nelson Aviation College announced its collaboration with Infinitus Aero for the introduction of the E22 Spark electric aircraft into its training fleet. These aircraft will feature zero-emission electric propulsion systems, reducing the carbon and noise footprint of flight training and operational costs associated with traditional fuel-based aircraft.

In October 2023 Nelson Aviation College shared that it had partnered with flight simulator manufacturer True Course Simulations (TCS) and took delivery of the flight school’s first TCS Immersive Training Device (ITD).

1978 established New Zealand flight training organisation Nelson Aviation College, offers a wide range of courses including Private Pilot License, Commercial Pilot License, Basic Gas Turbine, and Instrument Rating, and back in October 2023 Nelson Aviation College shared that it had partnered with flight simulator manufacturer True Course Simulations (TCS) and took delivery of the flight school’s first TCS Immersive Training Device (ITD).

Source: Nelson Aviation College

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Bye Aerospace and Electro.Aero Partner to Launch Fast-Charging Solution for eFlyer Fleet

USA – Bye Aerospace and Electro.Aero have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2025 to jointly develop portable fast-charging solutions for the eFlyer fleet, aiming to accelerate the adoption of electric aircraft in the pilot training sector.

  • Partnership merges Bye Aerospace’s electric propulsion expertise with Electro.Aero’s portable charging technology.

  • Electro.Aero’s chargers:

    • 40kW and 80kW single-cable portable models.

    • 240kW dual-cable portable model enabling simultaneous charging of two aircraft in under 30 minutes.

  • Charging systems designed to improve aircraft utilisation rates and reduce operational downtime for flight schools, leasing operators, and private owners.

  • Bye Aerospace nearing completion of its full-scale eFlyer 2 prototype at Centennial Airport (KAPA), Colorado, with first flight approaching.

Statements

  • Rod Zastrow, CEO of Bye Aerospace: “As we prepare for our full-scale prototype’s inaugural flight, we’re thrilled to partner with Electro Aero… Our customers can finally meet the demanding pace of flight instruction with reliability, efficiency and drastically lower operating costs.”

  • Joshua Portlock, CEO of Electro.Aero: “We envision our portable fast chargers helping generate the many all-electric eFlyer flights needed to increase the rate of pilot training output for airlines, business aviation, and other uses.”

Source: Bye Aerospace

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