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Flight School Resource and Training Timeline Forecasting Tool, Aeroplanned, Announces Expanded Team
Aeroplanned, a pioneering force in revolutionising the pilot training pipeline, is proud to announce a significant milestone in its journey. The company has received notable backing from esteemed investor Rowan Simpson, marking a pivotal moment in Aeroplanned’s growth trajectory.
Rowan Simpson, renowned for his astute investments in several of New Zealand’s most prominent high-growth technology ventures, brings invaluable expertise and insight to Aeroplanned. His decision to back the company’s vision underscores the potential he sees in the team and its mission.
“We’re truly honoured to have Rowan join us,” remarked Jen Liddle, Founder and CEO of Aeroplanned. “His proven expertise in identifying and nurturing successful ventures speaks volumes about his innovative insight. With Rowan’s backing, Aeroplanned feels more empowered than ever to fulfil our vision of linking the global pilot training pipeline.”
The significance of this backing extends beyond financial support. Aeroplanned is fortunate to have a team enriched by the expertise of the three founders of Timely, a highly successful New Zealand SaaS company. Their presence reinforces Aeroplanned’s commitment to excellence and innovation, while also benefiting from Rowan Simpson’s prior mentorship and advisory roles with Timely.
“The support surrounding us is exceptional, and it further validates the strength of our collective vision,” added Jen. “We are deeply grateful for the confidence placed in us and excited to continue our journey with this backing, dedicated to transforming the pilot training landscape.”
Over the last few months numerous global flight training organisations have started using Aeroplanned including:
- Global Pilot Training Group AeroGuard Flight Training Center Signs Up with Aeroplanned As It Aims to Double Flight Training Capacity
- Flight School Resource and Training Timeline Forecasting Tool Aeroplanned Announces Strategic Partnership with Global Pilot Training Group Airways Aviation
Source: Aeroplanned
Photo Credit: Aeroplanned
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World’s Largest ACMI Provider and Aviation Conglomerate Avia Solutions Group Records 26% Revenue Growth in Q1 2024
Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI provider (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) services and owner of global pilot training group BAA Training, announced its financial performance results for Q1 2024. The Group’s revenue grew by 26%, reaching €508.8 million. The growth was primarily driven by a significant increase in passenger flight volumes – the Group’s revenue from passenger aircraft ACMI services grew 2.3-fold, reaching €216 million.
The Group’s EBITDA stood at €11.9 million, while its net losses comprised €97.5 million, meeting the overall expectations for Q1. These results were mostly due to investment into fleet capacity and crew, in preparation for a record-breaking summer season, as well as to strategic expansion in new markets.
During the first quarter of this year, the Group expanded its fleet with 13 new aircraft, bringing the total to 171 passenger and 42 cargo aircraft. Even though, in the aviation industry, the first quarter of any given year is typically considered not as profitable, the Group’s entire fleet, which today encompasses 213 aircraft, has already been leased to major European and international airlines, including Lufthansa Group, Turkish Airlines, Wizz Air, TUI, IndiGo, among others.
“We are now fully prepared for the summer season, which we expect to break all previous records. The Group’s aviation services infrastructure and global scale give us a significant competitive advantage and the status of industry leaders,” said Jonas Janukenas, CEO of Avia Solutions Group.
Avia Solutions Group is consistently implementing its expansion strategy in Asia, Asia-Pacific, and South America, which enables it to efficiently manage seasonality in Europe by shifting aircraft from one region to another. Early in Q1 2024, the Group acquired the Australian airline Skytrans, and is planning to establish ACMI airlines in Brazil, the Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia later this year.
Based in Ireland, Avia Solutions Group operates in 68 countries around the world, and has offices in Lithuania, New York, Dubai, Dublin, and other cities around the globe. The Group consists of 100+ companies providing a wide range of aviation services like aircraft maintenance and repair (MRO), pilot and crew training, ground handling, and more. The Group’s team encompasses 12,000 highly qualified aviation professionals.
Source: Avia Solutions Group
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New Zealand Flight Training Organisation IAANZ to Visit India in June 2024 for Pilot Training Seminars
The International Aviation Academy of New Zealand (IAANZ) is visiting India for a pilot training seminar series. Meet the IAANZ team at the following locations:
- Chennai: May 31 at Taj Coromandel Chennai
- Bengaluru: June 1 at The Oberoi
- Cochin: June 2 at Vivanta Ernakulam Marine Drive
Sessions will be held at 10am, 11am, 12 noon, and 1pm.
This follows 10 international students starting their training in April 2024.
Back in September 2023 International Aviation Academy of New Zealand (IAANZ) held flight training seminars in India with pilot training facilitator, Blue Angels Air including in:
- September 1 – New Delhi
- September 2 – Bengaluru
- September 3 – Mumbai
Source: IAANZ
Photo Credit: IAANZ
