Market Intelligence: Europe
Training Aircraft Manufacturer Direct Fly’s New Aircraft Cleared for Use by Spanish Flight Schools
Czech Republic and Spain – Czech based training aircraft manufacturer Direct Fly s.r.o has confirmed that its Alto NG ultralight aircraft is now eligible for operation and registration in Spain under the current regulations issued by the Spanish aviation authority AESA. The approval allows unrestricted use of the aircraft, including in flight school training environments.
Direct Fly has been engaged in the production and development of ultralight aircraft since 2006. The Alto NG aircraft is certified in Germany, Poland, France, Belgium, Turkey, USA and Canada. More than 200 ALTO aircraft are currently flying in various countries around the world.
Source: Direct Fly
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Flight Training Group Leading Edge Aviation Adds First Elixir Aircraft to Spanish Training Base
Alhama de Murcia, Spain – United Kingdom headquartered pilot training organisation Leading Edge Aviation has introduced the Elixir Aircraft into its training fleet at its fair-weather base in Alhama de Murcia. The aircraft is being added in collaboration with manufacturer Elixir Aircraft and leasing partner Green Aerolease.
Green Aerolease will deploy 5 aircraft and previously stated – “These aircraft join the Leading Edge Aviation fleet, marking the launch of our “turnkey” rental offer, with insurance, maintenance and carbon compensation via Aero4Good,” said Green Aerolease. “This collaboration reflects our commitment to sustainable aviation and innovation at the service of flight schools. A big thank you to our partners for their trust.”
Source: Leading Edge Aviation
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FMS Training Solution Provider, Heading365, Announces 2025 Partnership with Lithuania-based Airline
Vilnius, Lithuania – Austria-based aviation training technology provider Heading365 has partnered with, GetJet Airlines, an ACMI operator based in Lithuania. Heading365’s A320 and B737 FMS Trainer PRO solutions were selected by GetJet to enhance pilot training efficiency. The training software is expected to optimize simulator usage by reducing training time for pilots operating both aircraft types.
- GetJet Airlines has integrated the A320 FMS Trainer PRO and will introduce the B737 FMS Trainer PRO by the end of March.
- The software solutions enable pilots to save up to four hours of simulator time, allowing for more efficient training schedules.
Source: Heading365
Photo Credit: GetJet Airlines
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Cyprus Airways Flying Academy is Seeking to Hire a Head of Training in 2025
Larnaca, Cyprus – Cyprus Airways Flying Academy is seeking a Head of Training to lead its training department. The selected candidate will be responsible for ensuring high standards in pilot training and compliance with Part-FCL regulations.
Key Requirements
- Professional pilot license with associated ratings or certificates issued under Part-FCL
- Extensive experience as a flight instructor for professional pilot licenses and associated ratings
- Strong leadership skills with the ability to drive training excellence
- Commitment to maintaining regulatory compliance and high-quality training standards
To apply, contact the Cyprus Airways Flying Academy team.
Source: Cyprus Airways Flying Academy
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Ireland’s Airline Flight Academy is Seeking to Hire Flight Simulator Engineer in March 2025
Dublin, Ireland – Airline Flight Academy, a pilot training organisation and full flight simulator training center, is seeking to hire a Flight Simulator Engineer to join its training center in Dublin (Woodford Business Park). This role involves maintaining Full Flight Simulators (FFS) and associated training equipment to support pilot training operations for airline partners, including Ryanair.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain simulators as per maintenance programs
- Perform preventative and corrective maintenance to minimize downtime
- Conduct scheduled fly-outs and checks to ensure compliance with regulatory standards
- Resolve AOG defects and ensure maximum simulator availability
- Address pilot and cabin crew-reported issues to maintain the highest quality standards
Candidate Requirements
Either of the following will be considered:
- Degree in Mechatronic Engineering or similar technical field
- Recognized Electrical or Aircraft Maintenance Apprenticeship
- EASA Part 66 A, B1, or B2 License
Should also possess:
- Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, regulated environment
- Willingness to work shifts and travel to other simulator facilities in Europe
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Benefits:
- Competitive salary
- Death in Service Benefit – Up to 2 times of annual basic salary
- Unrivalled career progression
To apply, contact the Airline Flight Academy team or through this job post.
Source: Airline Flight Academy
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National Flight Centre Hosts IAA Transition Year Students in March 2025
Ireland – National Flight Centre (NFC), a leading flight training provider, recently hosted Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) Transition Year students at Weston Airport, offering them an introduction to the aviation industry.
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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BAA Training Enhances Training Capability with Team Engaged in Competency Based Training and Assessment
Global – pilot training group BAA Training, which operates flight schools and full flight simulator training centers, has taken a significant step in implementing Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) through a three-day instructor training course led by IATA’s Renier Yann. The course focussed on CBTA methodology, instructor standardization, and hands-on practice – designed to enhance training quality for Ab Initio and Type Rating Training Organization (TRTO) instructors and students.
Source: BAA Training