Market Intelligence: Asia Pacific

Flight Simulator Manufacturer ALSIM Showcases Debriefing Station

France headquartered flight simulator manufacturer ALSIM shared the below video about its Debriefing Station. The debriefing station in a flight training device is a dedicated area/system where instructors and trainees can review and analyze the performance of a training session.

See the video below.

Source: ALSIM
Photo Credit: ALSIM

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New Zealand Pilot Training Organisations Acquire Web-Based Training Course Developer and Content Library

In collaboration, New Zealand based pilot training organisations Stoneybrook Training and Ardmore Flying School are pleased to announce their acquisition of Contract Aircrew Training Ltd industry training courses. This strategic move ensures the continuing provision of learning opportunities for the aviation industry – from individual staff, training schools, to charter operators, scheduled airlines and freight operations. Stoneybrook Training and Ardmore Flying School, will leverage Contract Aircrew Training’s expertise to strengthen its position as a leader in aviation education.

About Stoneybrook Training: A Record of Excellence Since 2002

Stoneybrook Training takes pride in delivering superior Pilot Theory Courses that are comprehensively researched and constantly evolving to meet the latest requirements. Their aeroplane and helicopter courses provide all necessary NZCAA subject material without the unnecessary bells and whistles. The new Industry Courses will integrate with the current offerings under the Ardmore Flying School Part 141 Training certificate.

About Ardmore Flying School: Excellence in pilot training since 1961

Ardmore Flying School has been a leader in pilot training for over 60 years, renowned for its commitment to excellence. The school is globally recognised for maintaining high standards in its flight training programs, providing students with a solid foundation in aviation theory and essential pilot skills. With international acclaim having trained over 22,000 students, Ardmore Flying School attracts students worldwide, preparing graduates to be skilled and confident pilots for both airlines and commercial aviation. The school’s lasting legacy and dedication to excellence contribute to shaping the future of the aviation industry.

About Contract Aircrew Training

Contract Aircrew Training (Conair) is recognised for courses approved by regulatory bodies like NZCAA, CASA, CAAF etc. Conair’s courses cover diverse areas such as Aviation Security Awareness, Crew Resource Management (CRM), Dangerous Goods Awareness, Extended Diversion Time Operations (EDTO), Human Factors for various roles, Noise Abatement Awareness, and specialised briefs for specific airports.

Conair’s courses are designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of aviation professionals, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and fostering a high standard of safety within the industry. With a commitment to providing quality training, Conair’s courses are accessible online, allowing participants to conveniently engage in learning and stay updated with industry standards. The transition will be seamless for existing Contract Aircrew customers, ensuring they continue to benefit from high standards of instruction.

Meet the Team at Stoneybrook Training

Ian Matheson – Founder

Ian Matheson established Stoneybrook Training in 2002, responding to the need for ATPL law lectures for Air New Zealand’s contract pilots from the United Kingdom. With over thirty years in the aviation industry, Ian brings a wealth of experience as an instructor, air ambulance pilot, corporate pilot, and commercial pilot. His flight log boasts over 14,000 hours, covering both corporate jets and commercial airliners. Ian has come full circle having commenced his career as the Ground School Supervisor at AFS.

Alastair Bax – Retired Boeing 737 Check and Training Captain, Director Aviation Data Services Ltd

Alastair Bax is a retired Boeing 737 Check and training captain with over 40 years experience and 23,000 hours flying. Al started his career as a flying instructor (Cat B and D) and charter pilot, then flew multi engine IFR for a third level airline before joining Ansett in 1988. He has been involved in classroom teaching at various times over the years and has built many web based courses for airline staff. Al spent the last few years in the airline industry as a Simulator Check Captain.

“This acquisition underscores our dedication to offering top-notch aviation education. By combining the strengths of Stoneybrook Training, Ardmore Flying School, and Contract Aircrew Training, we aim to provide an even broader range of courses to meet the evolving needs of the aviation industry,” said Ian Matheson, Founder of Stoneybrook Training.

“For current Conair course enrollees, rest assured that our commitment to excellence remains unwavering. Your learning journey is crucial to us, and we are dedicated to ensuring a smooth transition with continued access to quality aviation education,” added Matheson.

Individuals and organisations interested in aviation training can explore the enhanced course offerings resulting from this collaboration on both organizations. Stoneybrook Training and Ardmore Flying School welcome inquiries from prospective students, training organisations, and industry partners.

Source: Stoneybrook Training
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Simulator Manufacturer ALSIM Successfully Installs the first “Airliner” in Australia with Leading Flight Training Group

France headquartered flight simulator manufacturer ALSIM is thrilled to announce the successful installation of the first Airliner simulator in Australia, at Flight Training Adelaide’s Parafield campus.

The AIRLINER is a simulator catering for the end of the ab initio training for courses such as MCC, APS MCC, and screening preparation for Airlines (like crew resource management, jet aircraft handling, and emergency procedures). The versatile simulator is inspired by many different single-aisle aircraft. Its generic flight model is based on new computational fluid dynamics offering a similar experience as FFS level D. On top of this, the AIRLINER represents the latest technology available in modern aircraft with similar automation and flight management systems. The simulator is equipped with a two-seater cockpit and instructor station plus observer’s seats and is the perfect training tool for students to learn how to work as a team and acquire the necessary skills in leadership, decision-making, and communication.

Pine Pienaar, Chief Executive Officer of Flight Training Adelaide, comments: “FTA is delighted to take ownership of our first ALSIM device. Our interaction with ALSIM has been very positive and the collaboration from ordering to delivery has been a positive experience. We would recommend ALSIM as a simulator option to anybody looking to introduce a simulator for the purpose of MCC training into their training syllabus.”

Audrey Jeffroy, ALSIM Sales Director, emphasizes: “We are very glad that Flight Training Adelaide has chosen ALSIM. They are now the first Australian school equipped with the Airliner. We thank them for their confidence, and we are looking forward to pursuing our collaboration.”

About Flight Training Adelaide

Flight Training Adelaide (FTA), an internationally respected flying school in Australia, is located at Parafield Airport, South Australia. The college started operations in 1982 and over the years has had a number of corporate owners, including Hawker de Havilland and BAE SYSTEMS. In 2005 the college was purchased by Hong Kong-based Young Brothers Aviation.

Flight Training Adelaide provides world-class, customised aviation training solutions for the fixed wing and rotary wing industry.

Flight Training Adelaide is a CASA approved integrated flying school, offering an AVI50222 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot Licence – Aeroplane) for fixed wing and AVI50319 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot Licence – Helicopter) for rotary wing, with a training ethos focused on producing future captains through customised face-to-face ground theory and practical flying training.

About ALSIM

ALSIM has been developing and manufacturing FAA & EASA certified FNPT II, FNPT II MCC and AATD flight simulators since 1994. Alsim is well recognized for its know-how, based on 30 years of experience. We’re proud to say our hardware & software is made 100% in house, which means peace of mind for our customers. Alsim’s main objective relies on innovation: we aim to anticipate our client’s needs and remain at the cutting edge of technology. Today, we have more than 450 devices installed and certified in over 60 countries, with over 400 clients.

Source: ALSIM
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Global Aviation Recruitment Firm Aerviva Supporting Australia-based Airline in Hiring New First Officers

Aerviva, a Dubai, United Arab Emirates and Malta based international aviation recruitment consultancy is supporting Australia-based Skytrans Airlines which is looking for Dash8 pilots to become part of their flight crew.

To be considered for this exciting role, candidates must meet the following requirements:

  • Possession of a type rating for a DHC8 aircraft.
  • Successful completion of the Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) Course.
  • Proficiency in the English language, attaining at least Level 6.

For First Officers

  • Possess an Australian Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL-Aeroplane).
  • Maintain a current Instrument Rating.
  • Accumulate 500 hours of total aeronautical experience.

Candidates lacking Australian ATPLs must possess a valid Instrument Rating and Class 1 medical in the country where the license is held.

Interested applicants can apply via this link.

Source: Aerviva Aviation Consultancy & Recruitment
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