Market Intelligence: Asia Pacific
Australian ACMI Operator Skytrans is Seeking to Hire New First Officers in 2024
Australia – Skytrans Airlines, a regional, charter and ACMI operator, is actively seeking to recruit new first officers:
- Requirements for First Officers:
- Australian Commercial Pilot License (CPL-Aeroplane)
- Current Instrument Rating
- 500 hours total aeronautical experience
- General Requirements:
- Type rating for DHC8
- Completed Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) Course
- English Language Proficiency of at least Level 6
- Candidates without Australian ATPLs must hold a valid Instrument Rating and Class 1 medical in the country where the license is held
- Benefits:
- Visa support for successful candidates
- Competitive remuneration
- Loss of License Insurance
- Accommodation, meal, and layover allowances
- Relocation assistance
- Paid annual leave
For more information on how to apply please contact Aerviva.
About Skytrans Airlines
Skytrans is an Australian-based passenger airline & a member of the world’s largest ACMI provider, Avia Solutions Group. Skytrans operate a fleet of 13 regional aircraft, specialising in Regular Public Transport (RPT), charter services, and ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) operations across the Asia-Pacific region.
Source: Aerviva
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New Zealand Flight School Nelson Aviation College Announces Collaboration with Electric Aircraft Manufacturer
Motueka, New Zealand – Nelson Aviation College is proud to announce 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.
“This initiative aligns perfectly with our mission to provide accessible, high-quality aviation education, while also taking proactive steps to protect our environment and the community,” said Nelson Aviation College in an announcement. “Our students will benefit from training on the latest technology, preparing them for the future of aviation.”
The addition of electric aircraft to Nelson Aviation College’s fleet will not only enhance the learning experience for students, but also position the College as a leader in sustainable aviation education. This forward-thinking approach will help to meet the growing demand for environmentally responsible practices within the aviation industry.
Delivery of the first electric aircraft is anticipated to begin in 2026.
About Nelson Aviation College
Nelson Aviation College is approved and accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). Under the NZQA guidelines, Nelson Aviation College has developed a Diploma in Aviation programme which consists of full time training from ab-initio to Commercial Pilot Licence and Multi Engine Instrument Rating with an option of either a Frozen ATPL or an Instructor Rating.
About Infinitus Aero
Infinitus Aero is an Australian business developing world leading electric light sport aircraft for the global market.
Source: Nelson Aviation College
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New Zealand’s Nelson Aviation College Announces Collaboration for the Introduction of Electric Aircraft into its Training Fleet
New Zealand based pilot training organisation Nelson Aviation College is proud to announce its commitment to the introduction of the E22 Spark Electric Aircraft into its training fleet. This strategic move marks a significant step towards sustainable aviation training and underscores the College’s commitment to environmental stewardship and innovation in the aviation industry.
The electric aircraft, which are being developed by Infinitus Aero, a leader in cutting-edge aviation technology, promise to revolutionise pilot training with their eco-friendly design and advanced capabilities. 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. “We are thrilled to partner with Infinitus Aero to evaluate the introduction of the E22 Spark electric aircraft to complement our existing training fleet,” said Giles Witney, CEO of Nelson Aviation College. “This initiative aligns perfectly with our mission to provide accessible, high-quality aviation education, while also taking proactive steps to protect our environment and the community. Our students will benefit from training on the latest technology, preparing them for the future of aviation.”
The addition of electric aircraft to Nelson Aviation College’s fleet will not only enhance the learning experience for students, but also position the College as a leader in sustainable aviation education. This forward-thinking approach will help to meet the growing demand for environmentally responsible practices within the aviation industry.
Infinitus Aero’s CEO, Michael Monck, expressed his enthusiasm about the collaboration. “Nelson Aviation College is an Air New Zealand Preferred Flight Training Organisation, known for its excellence in aviation training. We are excited to see our electric aircraft contribute to their mission and to play a part in shaping the next generation of pilots who are environmentally conscious and technologically adept.”
Delivery of the first electric aircraft is anticipated to begin in 2026.
About Nelson Aviation College
Located in Nelson, New Zealand, the College has been providing high-quality aviation training since 1978. The College offers a range of programs designed to prepare students for successful careers in the aviation industry, emphasising excellence, safety, and innovation – “Training Beyond the Standard”.
About Infinitus Aero
Located in Adelaide, Australia, Infinitus Aero is at the forefront of aviation technology, dedicated to developing sustainable and efficient aircraft solutions. With a focus on electric propulsion systems, Infinitus Aero aims to reduce the environmental impact of aviation training while enhancing performance and reliability.
Source: Nelson Aviation College
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Training Aircraft Manufacturer, Piper Aircraft, Extends Exclusive 5 Year Distribution Agreement with Boeing
Piper Aircraft, renowned for its legacy of excellence in general aviation, proudly announces its partnership renewal with Boeing, arguably one of the most robust OEM parts inventory and distribution structures in general aviation. This establishes Boeing Aircraft as the exclusive distributor of key aviation components and parts manufactured by Piper for the next five years.
Under the agreement, Boeing will manage the distribution of critical Piper parts, ensuring seamless availability and support to Piper’s extensive global network of customers and operations. Boeing currently maintains over $22 million in Piper parts inventory with a 98%+ fill rate on forecasted parts. Additional parts inventory spans across the Piper Global Service network, including a $1.5 million depot at Piper Germany to service the European market, with Boeing’s warehouse location at DFW proving to be advantageous for international shipments. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for both companies, leveraging Boeing’s robust distribution capabilities with Piper’s cutting-edge technologies.
“We are thrilled to grow this partnership with Boeing,” said Ron Gunnarson, VP of Sales, Marketing & Customer Support at Piper Aircraft. “This agreement underscores Piper Aircraft’s commitment to delivering exceptional quality and service in the aviation industry. In the coming year, look for improved response time and dedicated, Piper-specific CSR assistance.”
Boeing (formerly Aviall) has served as Piper’s primary spares depot since 2010. The company’s dedication to worldwide distribution and customer satisfaction aligns seamlessly with Piper’s commitment to innovation and reliability in GA manufacturing.
The partnership between Piper Aircraft and Boeing exemplifies a shared commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction in the aviation industry. Together, both companies are poised to set new standards in aerospace distribution and service.
About Piper Aircraft
Piper Aircraft Inc., headquartered in Vero Beach, Fl., offers aviators throughout the world efficient and reliable single and twin-engine aircraft and is the first general aviation aircraft manufacturer in the world to certify Garmin® Emergency Autoland. The single-engine M-Class series – the M700 FURY, M500, and M350 – offers businesses and individuals elegant performance, value and a superior ownership experience. The Personal Class Archer LX and Archer DLX balance proven performance, efficiency, and simplicity in a piston-powered aircraft. The Trainer Class Pilot 100i, Archer TX, Archer DX, and Seminole aircraft form the most complete technically advanced line of pilot training aircraft in the world. Piper is a member of the General Aviation Manufacturers Association.
Source: Piper Aircraft
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