Market Intelligence: Europe
Norway’s Pilot Flight Academy Offers 3 Months of Accommodation as Part of April 2025 Marketing Campaign
Norway – headquartered Pilot Flight Academy has highlighted its Boeing 737 simulator training component, which plays a key role in preparing students for their Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) phase and airline career readiness.
- The final phase of training includes over 30 hours in a Boeing 737 simulator, focusing on teamwork, communication, and procedural adherence.
- Graduates are fully prepared to apply for airline opportunities with Scandinavian Airlines, Widerøe, and Luxair through existing collaboration agreements.
- As part of a limited-time campaign, students enrolling in the April class will receive three months of free accommodation.
Source: Pilot Flight Academy
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Blackshape Aircraft to Showcase Training Aircraft at France Air Expo 2025
Italy and France – Blackshape Aircraft, an Italian aircraft manufacturer specializing in high-performance training and general aviation aircraft, has announced its participation in France Air Expo 2025, set to take place from June 5-7 at Lyon Bron Airport (LFLY).
All aircraft are designed and handcrafted in Italy, reflecting a commitment to quality and performance.
Source: Blackshape Aircraft
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airBaltic Pilot Academy Welcomes 26th Student Group as Expansion Continues
Riga, Latvia – The airBaltic Pilot Academy, operated by Latvia’s national airline airBaltic, has welcomed its 26th group of students, marking another milestone in its efforts to train the next generation of commercial pilots.
- The new group consists of 15 students from Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Portugal, Romania, and Sweden.
- They are enrolled in the full-time airline transport pilot program, aiming to earn a commercial pilot license.
- The academy currently has 163 active students, with over 10% being female.
- To date, 131 graduates have joined airBaltic as pilots.
- The academy continues to expand its training capabilities, recently installing its second Airbus A220 full-flight simulator.
- The new simulator enhances airBaltic’s ability to train pilots efficiently and support fleet expansion.
Statement:
- “We are pleased to welcome the newest students to the airBaltic Pilot Academy, whose dedication reflects the growing demand for skilled aviation professionals. As we continue to expand, our commitment to top-tier training remains strong, now further reinforced by our second Airbus A220 simulator, ensuring the highest standards of safety and operational excellence. With each new group, we take another step toward shaping the next generation of pilots who will support airBaltic’s growth and the future of aviation.” – Martin Gauss, CEO and President of airBaltic.
About airBaltic Pilot Academy
The airBaltic Pilot Academy, based in Latvia, is the training division of airBaltic, providing a full-time airline transport pilot program.
Source: airBaltic
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Polish Flight School AIR4 Enhances Flight Training with Evionica’s Digital Management Solution
Gliwice, Poland – AIR4, a Polish flight school providing training from PPL(A) to ATPL(A), has partnered with Evionica to integrate the Best Pilot Flight Training Management Software, enhancing operational efficiency and student learning.
- The partnership aims to modernize AIR4’s training processes with advanced digital tools.
- Best Pilot’s features include:
- Automated scheduling to align students and instructors.
- Remote aircraft booking for easy fleet management.
- Speech-to-text technology for real-time feedback and debriefing.
- Digital record-keeping to prevent lost documents and certificates.
- Performance analytics to optimize training efficiency.
- Integrated payment tracking for seamless financial management.
- AIR4 has actively contributed to the development and continuous improvement of Best Pilot software.
Statement:
- “For a shining example of how Best Pilot can streamline an entire training system, look no further than Air4. We are extremely grateful to Air4 for their invaluable contribution to the development, feedback, and continual improvement of the Best Pilot Flight Training Management Software. As partners, we are defining and designing the future of flight training,” said Evionica.
Source: Evionica
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Ireland’s National Flight Centre Welcomes March 2025 ATPL Class at Weston Airport
Dublin, Ireland – National Flight Centre, Ireland’s largest Approved Flight Training Organisation (ATO), has welcomed its March 2025 ATPL class as a new group of aspiring pilots begins their training at Weston Airport.
About National Flight Centre
Based in Dublin, Ireland, National Flight Centre (NFC) is a leading flight training organization offering a wide range of programs, from private pilot training to Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) courses. NFC is committed to producing skilled and industry-ready pilots for global aviation needs.
Source: National Flight Centre
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Norway’s Pilot Flight Academy Announces Expanded Partnership with Regional Airline Widerøe
Norway – Pilot Flight Academy announced its partnership with Widerøe, one of Norway’s most esteemed regional airlines. This collaboration offers a fantastic opportunity for Pilot Flight Academy’s students – Widerøe will be selecting highly qualified commercial pilots throughout the course of their education, with the potential for career opportunities upon graduation.
Pilot Flight Academy is proud to work with such a respected airline and look forward to the doors this partnership will open for their graduates. Additionally, the academy looks forward to continuing their Jump Seat Project with Widerøe, which provides their students with invaluable real-world exposure.
In May 2024 Pilot Flight Academy announced its exclusive Jump Seat Project in collaboration with Norwegian airline, Widerøe.
“This initiative allows the students to gain invaluable insights and real-world experience alongside seasoned pilots. Students will participate in the entire process, from briefing to disembarking and preparing for the next flight.” shared Pilot Flight Academy.
Widerøe is Norway’s largest regional airline, renowned for connecting remote communities with major urban centers. With a modern fleet and a strong commitment to safety and reliability, Widerøe plays a vital role in Norway’s transportation network. The airline is dedicated to sustainable operations and continues to expand its extensive route network across the country, making air travel accessible to all.
Source: Pilot Flight Academy
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Czech Flight Training Group, F AIR, Seeks to Hire Professional for Chief Flight Instructor Role in 2025
Czech Republic – headquartered F AIR Ltd., one of the largest flight training groups in Europe when measured by flight size, is seeking a Chief Flight Instructor (CFI) to lead its flight training operations. This key leadership role ensures the highest training standards, regulatory compliance, and instructor supervision.
“If you are an experienced flight instructor with strong leadership skills and a passion for pilot training, we’d love to hear from you!” shared F Air.
To learn more or to apply to the position check out the job post.
Source: F Air
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Global Flight Training Group, Airways Aviation, Becomes Largest Owner and Operator of ALSIM Devices
Global – Airways Aviation, one of the largest aviation and pilot training group’s in the world operating pilot training academies across Europe, the Middle East, Asia/Australia, India and Africa, has shared that it has become the largest owner-operator of ALSIM flight simulators in the world.
This remarkable milestone was celebrated during a visit by Romy Hawatt, Founder & Chairman of the Airways Aviation Group, to the ALSIM headquarters, where he met with ALSIM representatives to mark the occasion.
Airways Aviation’s global simulator fleet now spans Australia, France, Italy, Portugal, and Morocco, featuring a range of advanced training devices, including the AL200MCC, AL250, AL42, and ALX.
This broad simulator portfolio plays a vital role in delivering high-quality pilot training to students and cadets aiming for the best possible training outcomes in pursuit of their careers as CPL, ATPL, or Military pilots.
Commenting on the news, Romy Hawatt, Founder and Chairman of the Airways Aviation Group, said: “We are thrilled to receive this recognition from ALSIM, marking a significant global benchmark. We had no idea we were, in fact, the largest operator of ALSIM simulators worldwide. Our collaboration with ALSIM has been both longstanding and crucial in enabling us to deliver best-in-class training solutions. Together, we have shaped a successful, enduring partnership and with our recent acquisitions, as well as new opportunities.”
During a visit to ALSIM’s headquarters in Loroux-Bottereau, France, ALSIM and Airways Aviation discussed an imminent additional purchase of specialised devices.
Audrey Jeffroy, Sales and Marketing Director at ALSIM, added: “We are delighted to recognize the Airways Aviation Group as one of our most significant and experienced partners. Their exemplary use of our simulators in preparing pilots for the challenges of modern aviation is truly inspiring. This partnership reflects our shared commitment to safety, innovation, and excellence in pilot training. While we value all of our customers and appreciate their unique contributions, we look forward to supporting the Airways Aviation Group’s ambitious growth plans and continuing to deliver outstanding solutions to all our partners.”
The strong relationship between the two companies highlights their shared commitment to advancing technology and delivering top-quality training solutions for various aviation markets. This collaboration is set to expand further, with new simulator purchases by the Airways Aviation Group, to be announced during the current month of March.
Source: Airways Aviation
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Global Flight Training Group Airways Aviation is Seeking to Hire for Head of Training Role for its France Base in 2025
Montpellier, France – Airways Aviation, one of the largest aviation and pilot training group’s in the world operating pilot training academies across Europe, the Middle East, Asia/Australia, India and Africa, has shared that its France base Airways Aviation ESMA is seeking a Head of Training to lead its EASA-approved training programs at its Montpellier academy. This role involves ensuring regulatory compliance, managing instructor resources, and maintaining high training standards at one of Europe’s premier aviation academies.
Candidate Requirements
- Strong knowledge of EASA regulations (French DGAC knowledge preferred)
- Meets ORA.ATO 210 qualification requirements
- Extensive instructor experience in professional pilot licenses and associated ratings
- Strong leadership and management skills
- Professional pilot license (valid or non-current)
- Fluent in English (French proficiency is a plus)
- International experience is welcomed
Key Responsibilities
- Report to the Accountable Manager on training resource needs (aircraft, simulators, instructors)
- Oversee the recruitment, training, and performance of instructors
- Monitor trainee progress and optimize training schedules
- Ensure full EASA and DGAC regulatory compliance
- Develop and update training curricula
- Implement quality assurance measures to maintain high training standards
- Foster a strong safety culture in collaboration with the Safety Manager
- Act as the primary liaison with aviation authorities
- Support the commercial team in developing new training programs and attending professional events
This is an excellent opportunity to lead one of Europe’s most recognized pilot training academies while working with an international team and Europe’s largest Diamond Aircraft fleet.
To apply, send your CV to Airways Aviation or apply through this job ad.
Source: Airways Aviation ESMA