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Training Center Dismantling B737-300 Full Flight Simulator – Selling Parts and Spares

Australia headquartered Simulator Training Center Group Ansett Aviation Training is dismantling its Boeing B737-300 (Classic) currently at its Melbourne facility. Manufactured by Rediffusion Simulation, and first entering service in February 1988, the device is being broken down in parts. Any organization or individuals interested in certain components or spares please kindly indicate interest.

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Western Australian Aviation College Announces Latest Principal Appointment

Australian flight training organisation Western Australian Aviation College has promoted Trent Donovan as the college’s new principal. He was formerly a lecturer for over a decade in the college. Donovan is also currently a Flight Instructor at the Royal Aero Club of WA.

Learn more about Western Australian Aviation College or Mr. Donovan by connecting through his LinkedIn profile here.

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Australian Flight School, Flight One, Chooses ALSIM Again and Purchases an ALSR20 Simulator

ALSIM, the global flight simulator manufacturer headquartered in France, is strengthening its presence in Australia as Flight One, based in Archerfield, has acquired an ALSIM ALSR20 simulator.

The ALSR20 is the brand-new simulator manufactured by ALSIM and is the exact replica of the Cirrus SR20 aircraft. This Flight Training Device is certified FAA FTD Level 5 and is specifically designed for PPL and IR training needs. The device reproduces the Cirrus SR20 specific interior cockpit and flight deck and comes along with a Garmin GDU 1050A and GFC 700 Autopilot. The ALSR20 is equipped with a Garmin® GMA 350C® – All digital Audio Panel and a Garmin® GCU 479®. The device can also simulate the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System® (CAPS®).

Flight One has a long relationship with ALSIM that stretches back over a decade. Flight One declare “We have purchased two AL250 sims 18 months ago and have been very happy with the utility and reliability of these systems for use within our pilot training programs. We train approximately 100 new pilots to CPL/MEIR standard and aircraft owners to PPL.
We are an authorized Cirrus Training Centre with a fleet of Cirrus aircraft available for training within the Cirrus training program. The acquisition of an ALSR20 is a way to enhance our ability to safely and economically familiarise pilots with the extensive functionality offered by the Perspective Plus avionics system. The realism of the cockpit and the inclusion of a very convincing CAPS (parachute) emulation provides a very good facsimile of the real thing.”

Bob Tisdall, the Chairman of Flight One, said “The support we have received from ALSIM, for both our existing systems and acquisition of the new system, has been first class. We are very excited to be commissioning this new capability in Queensland Australia.”

Nicolas Fabriès, Sales Account Manager at ALSIM, adds: “We are extremely proud to bring our partnership with Flight One to the next level, with this ALSR20 simulator. The two AL250 simulators which were delivered two years ago have demonstrated their quality, fidelity, and high value for Flight One, and the addition of this new Cirrus SR20 simulator shows the close bounds and mutual trust between Flight One and ALSIM. Working with Bob Tisdall and the team at Flight One is always an absolute pleasure, and we are looking forward to pursuing our collaboration!”

About Flight One Academy

Flight One Academy provides Nationally Recognised Training toward the Commercial Pilot Licence and Multiengine Instrument Rating outcomes via formal aviation Diplomas. The Academy offers individualised, flexibly paced training that’s designed around cutting-edge pedagogical practices and the very latest aviation theory. Flight One is also privileged to hold approval as a Cirrus Flight Training Centre (CTC), making us an excellent owner training choice at Archerfield or Caloundra.

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 25 years of experience. They are proud to say that their hardware & software is made 100% in house, which means peace of mind for their customers. ALSIM’s main objective relies on innovation: they aim to anticipate their client’s needs and remain at the cutting edge of technology. Today, ALSIM has more than 400 devices installed and certified in over 60 countries, with over 350 clients.

Source: ALSIM Press Release
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Australian Flight School, GoFly Aviation, is Looking to Expand Flight Instructor Team

GoFly Aviation is seeking an RAAus instructor (or Grade 3 GA instructor) for a permanent part-time (up to 35 hrs week) position teaching the RAAus syllabus at GoFly Aviation at Caloundra. Closing date for applications is at 6pm on  January 16 (Monday). Interviews will be held between January 19-21. GoFly Aviation is seeking someone who can start no later than February 06.

To learn more about the job and to apply, click here.

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Australian University, RMIT University, is Looking to Hire a Coordinator for Flight Scheduling

RMIT University is hiring Coordinator, Flight Scheduling to be based in Melbourne, Australia. Please see an extract of the job post below.

“The Coordinator, Flight Scheduling reports to the Head of Flight Operations and is a key operational role at the Flight School. The key focus is the scheduling of flights and resources to achieve optimum efficiency and effectiveness, whilst satisfying relevant CASA regulations, program requirements and company policy. This includes maintaining accurate data for flight scheduling and coordinating aircraft flying time with required maintenance and repair schedules. The role is also responsible for reporting, data analytics and creating efficiencies in order to support and inform the Head of Flight Operations with resourcing and operational planning.

To be successful in this position, you’ll have:

  • Demonstrated scheduling experience with strong organisation, lateral thinking and problem-solving skills to manage complex activities and effectively work under pressure in an agile and demanding environment.
  • Proven high-level experience interpreting and analysing large data sets and providing information to facilitate decision making
  • High level computer skills with experience using Microsoft Office 365 suite of software and proven ability to work confidently with software systems (i.e., student management systems and scheduling software) and technology (i.e., automation for process improvement and reporting)
  • Working knowledge of standard concepts, practices and procedures within a flight school or aviation environment and familiarity with CASA (Civil Aviation Safety Authority) regulations (desirable)
  • Understanding of basic principles of weather to inform scheduling decisions and planning (desirable)”

About the RMIT Aviation Academy

RMIT Aviation Academy has trained more than 3,000 pilots from around the world and their graduates have gone onto work in the aviation industry, both in Australia and overseas. With sites at Point Cook and Bendigo, their world-class flight training facilities and environment develop the necessary skills to gain a Recreational, Private and Commercial Pilot Licence and/or an Associate Degree in Aviation.

Applications Close: 22 Jan 2023 11.59 pm

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Pakistani Airline’s Plea to Hire Additional 80 Pilots Rejected by the Supreme Court

Pakistan’s Supreme Court has rejected the plea of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to hire 200 staff including 80 pilots. The court questions how the airline will manage the salaries of the staff. Also, according to the court, it comes unreasonable to hire 80 additional pilots when the airline only has 30 planes with already over 300 current pilots.

The counsel for the airline Salman Akram Raja submitted to the court that the airline intends to hire more because it plans to purchase additional five aircraft. Raja further said that the airline could not make recruitment absent permission from the court as the latter had imposed an embargo on hiring in 2018.

The court requested the airline to provide a comprehensive report about the plane routes, business plan, and revenue operation until the first week of 2023.

Source: The News
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New Zealand Flight School Hawkes Bay and East Coast Aero Club Appoints Chief Flight Instructor

Hastings, New Zealand based flight school Hawkes Bay & East Coast Aero Club has promoted Dhaval Gehlot as its new Chief Flight Instructor. From our origins in 1928, on the original Club airfield at Longlands, to the present day at its fully owned and operated aerodrome at Bridge Pa, the Hawke’s Bay & East Coast Aero Club has been enabling the people of Hawke’s Bay to learn to fly and enjoy the freedom of flight.

Learn more about Hawkes Bay & East Coast Aero Club or Dhaval Gehlot by connecting through the LinkedIn profile here.

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