Market Intelligence: Asia Pacific

Simulator Manufacturer, MPS, Commits to Building the Highest Quality and Most Reliable Fixed Base Simulators in the Market

Netherlands headquartered flight simulator manufacturer MPS (Multi Pilot Solutions) shared its corporate video (below) and it commits to building the highest quality and most reliable fixed based simulators in the market. MPS views its relationship with customers as a partnership, and MPS fully understands the needs of training centers and airline training organizations.

  • MPS develops, manufactures, installs and maintains type specific Fixed Base Simulators.
  • MPS is specialized in the B737-NG and B737-MAX, the A320 ceo and neo, as well as generic jets.

To learn more about its offering check out the MPS AFM Supplier Directory Profile.

Source: MPS

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AFM – 2024 Pilot Training Industry Relevant Events Calendar

The team at AFM has put together a calendar of events in 2024 of potential interest to pilot training industry stakeholders. For more information or if you know of an event for us to add to the list, kindly contact us.

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Please contact us if you know of Pilot Training Industry relevant events taking place which are not already on this list.

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OEMServices Names L3Harris Commercial Aviation as One of Their Top 3 Suppliers

As part of their Yearly Excellence awards, OEMServices has named L3Harris Commercial Aviation as one of their top three suppliers. OEMServices President/CEO Andres Duque presented the award to Alan Crawford, President, Commercial Aviation.

OEMServices is a worldwide leader in component, logistic & trading services for airlines and original equipment manufacturers.

Source: L3Harris
Photo Credit: L3Harris

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Boeing Names Stephanie Pope Chief Operating Officer

Boeing announced Stephanie Pope as executive vice president and chief operating officer of The Boeing Company. In this newly created position, effective January 1, 2024, Pope will report to Boeing President and Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun.

As Boeing COO, Pope will oversee the performance of the company’s three business units with responsibility for driving supply chain, quality, manufacturing and engineering excellence across the company. The business unit Chief Executive Officers, the Boeing Chief Engineer and the President of Boeing Global will report directly to Pope. Senior corporate functional leaders will continue reporting to Calhoun.

“Stephanie brings tremendous operational, financial and customer experience to this role, as well as a proven record of performance across our commercial, defense and services business units,” said Calhoun. “Next year will be a significant transitional year in our performance as we continue to restore our operational and financial strength; and Stephanie will help drive the stability and predictability necessary to ensure we deliver on our customer, employee, regulatory, investor and other stakeholder commitments.”

Pope’s successor to lead Boeing Global Services will be named at a later date.

“I am honored to step into this new role and look forward to working closely with Dave, our Executive Council and all of our Boeing teammates,” said Pope. “Together, we will continue to improve operating performance and remain committed to delivering for our customers, while ensuring the highest levels of safety, quality and transparency in all that we do.”

Stephanie Pope Biography
Stephanie Pope has been serving as president and chief executive officer of Boeing Global Services since April 2022, where she was responsible for leading the company’s aerospace services development and delivery model for commercial, government and aviation industry customers worldwide, focusing on global supply chain and parts distribution, aircraft modifications and maintenance, digital solutions, aftermarket engineering, analytics and training. Previously, she was chief financial officer of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. In nearly three decades of service at Boeing, Pope has held a number of leadership positions of increasing responsibility in all three business units, within programs and at the corporate level.

Source: Boeing

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Qualtero and Charles River Analytics Join Forces to Bring a Game-Changing AI-Driven Adaptive Training Solution

Qualtero, and Charles River Analytics, have joined forces to bring a game-changing AI-driven adaptive training solution – the Fox-KWYN™ advanced AI algorithm.

The Fox-KWYN™ advanced AI algorithm, analyzes performance data to provide evidence-based insights and recommendations. This enables you to improve the training plan with the utmost efficiency and effectiveness and make operation-wide and trainee-by-trainee recommendations to plan better, save resources, and continuously improve training.

Qualtero, formerly Britannica Knowledge Systems, is an industry-leading visionary of training management solutions with 30+ years serving world-leading defense, security, aerospace, and airline training operations.

Charles River Analytics brings foundational research to life, creating human-centered intelligent systems at the edge of what’s possible, through deep partnerships with customers.

Source: Qualtero
Photo Credit: Qualtero (shown as meta image)

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Regional Aviation Association of Australia Welcomes 2024 Board of Directors

At the Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 30 November, 2023 the Regional Aviation Association of Australia (RAAA) welcomed 11 returning Directors and 3 new Directors to the Board for 2024. RA thanked outgoing members Neville Evans (Jet Aviation) and Leif Mawson (Aviation Australia) for their past service and looks forward to working with Eliza Tipping (Air BP), David Trevelyan (Basair), and Shannon Wells (Airlines of Tasmania).

Straight after the AGM the Board held their first meeting and set their priorities for 2024.

“We’ll continue to focus on our relationship with the Department as the Green Paper rolls over into the White Paper and we’re setting up a new working group to continue working on Fair Work issues around pilot bonds and return of service,” said RAAA. “Training and skills shortages, particularly the urgent need for more LAMEs, also remains a key focus along with maintenance regulation and airport access challenges for regional operators.”

AFM team note of interest – David Trevelyan and Shannon Wells both are leaders in the Australian flight training industry.

Source: Regional Aviation Association of Australia

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