Denmark – FlightLogger, a global provider of flight training management software, has unveiled its redesigned website, offering a streamlined and modernized digital platform for flight schools and training organizations.
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The new website emphasizes faster navigation, role-specific solutions, and improved accessibility, aligning with the company’s focus on simplifying daily operations for training providers.
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Key updates include:
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Simplified navigation for easier access to features.
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Dedicated solutions tailored to different roles, from compliance managers to dispatch teams.
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Enhanced insights into tools that support scheduling, compliance, and student progress tracking.
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FlightLogger’s software is already trusted by more than 210 flight training organizations across 50 countries, serving flight schools, universities, and airlines worldwide.
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FlightLogger was created in 2010 to solve inefficiencies within flight schools.
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The platform integrates planning, student tracking, documentation, compliance, and aircraft management into one system.
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Enables schools to:
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Save 20+ administrative hours per month
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Maintain 100% audit readiness
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Maximize aircraft availability
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Scale operations without proportional increases in overhead
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Empowers instructors by reducing non-billable admin time.
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Provides maintenance teams with intuitive tools to reduce downtime.
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Enhances overall operational efficiency and compliance assurance.
Source: FlightLogger
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Italy – Professional Aviation, one of the largest flight training organisations in the country, has welcomed the sixth batch of Norwegian cadets from Pilot Flight Academy, marking another milestone in the cross-border training collaboration between the two institutions.
In 2024 Two Large European Flight Training Providers Pilot Flight Academy and Professional Aviation Academy Announce Partnership for VFR Flight Training – AFM.aero
Professional Aviation achieved 16,000 flight hours in 2024 and launched a new helicopter academy, expanding its training portfolio.
Curious to hear more about Professional Aviation – check out the interview with AFM here: Growing to Become One of the Largest Flight Schools in Italy – Professional Aviation Academy – AFM.aero
Source: Professional Aviation
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Malta – VistaJet has become the first-ever business aviation operator worldwide to achieve certification for Baseline Evidence-Based Training (EBT), a methodology recognized by European regulators as the new global benchmark for flight crew training and safety.
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VistaJet began implementing EBT in 2018, years ahead of any other business aviation operator.
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The certification validates Vista’s longstanding investment in safety innovation and its proactive approach to shaping future flight crew training standards.
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EBT replaces traditional maneuver-based training with a data-driven methodology that tailors instruction to operational needs and real pilot performance.
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Key components of VistaJet’s EBT program:
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In-house simulator instructors and examiners with extensive global operational experience.
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A robust standardization and concordance program ensuring consistency across fleets and crews.
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Comprehensive data gathering, analyzing tens of thousands of data points to refine training continuously.
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Integration of operational and industry-wide safety data into training content.
Statements
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Nick van der Meer, Chief Operating Officer, Vista: “Whilst others wait, Vista builds. We were the first to implement EBT in business aviation—years ahead of the industry—and we’ve set the blueprint others now look up to. Achieving this certification is more than a regulatory milestone; it’s proof of Vista’s relentless commitment to protecting our clients and crew. Safety is a responsibility we take personally, every single day.”
Source: Vista
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Crawley, United Kingdom – Acron Aviation is proud to announce the installation of a state-of-the-art Airbus A320neo Full Flight Simulator (FFS) at its London Training Centre (LTC), significantly expanding training capacity and reinforcing its commitment to meeting the growing demand for commercial pilot training in the region.
This milestone device is particularly notable as it represents Acron Aviation’s 100th Airbus A320 FFS, manufactured out of its UK facility, a landmark achievement that underscores the company’s global leadership in aviation training technology and infrastructure.
With the A320neo simulator in place for Q1 2026, Acron Aviation’s LTC will be equipped to deliver greater training capacity and improve access to cutting-edge flight simulation technologies for airline and cadet pilots.
David Coward, SVP & GM Training Services, Acron Aviation said: “This new simulator not only increases our operational capacity in London but also marks an important achievement in our ongoing investment in training excellence.” Coward continued, “reaching 100 A320 devices is a testament to our longstanding partnerships with Airbus, global airlines and our role in shaping the next generation of commercial aviators.”
Acron Aviation provides a full range of pilot training services from its London and Bangkok training centres including: Type Rating for Boeing 737NG, Airbus A320, Airbus A330, and ATR 72-500/600, Cross Crew Qualification (CCQ), and Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT).
Source: Acron Aviation
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Cyprus – CPaT Global, the world’s leading provider of distance learning for the airline and aviation industry, announced they have been awarded a new contract with Cyprus Airways Flying Academy. CPaT will be providing Aircraft Systems training for the Airbus A220 and Airbus A320 fleets, along with their Aircraft Procedures Training Suite and robust General Subjects library.
“CPaT is excited to partner with Cyprus Airways Flying Academy as they grow their training capabilities on the A220 and A320 fleets,” said Capt. Greg Darrow, Vice President of Sales. “By providing our comprehensive courseware and training solutions, we are proud to support CAFA’s mission of preparing the next generation of pilots to the highest standards.”
Christos Limnatitis Managing Director of CAFA stated, “As part of our ongoing commitment to delivering excellence in aviation training, we are proud to announce our partnership with CPaT, selected after a rigorous evaluation process, as the provider of the ground school component for our upcoming Airbus A320 and A220 type rating programs. As a global market leader, CPaT brings proven expertise and innovative solutions that will be vital to the success of this important step. We are confident that this collaboration will not only enhance the quality of our training but also drive forward our vision of establishing a premier aviation training hub in the Eastern Mediterranean.”
Cyprus Airways Flying Academy is based out of Larnaca, Cyprus.
Source: CPaT
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Middle East and Europe – Wissam Mehyou, CEO of Intercontinental Aviation Enterprise (IAE) – a holding group with pilot training offering subsidiaries, shared insights on the company’s long-term training vision, expansion plans, and the challenges of building structured aviation education pipelines during a recent media interview.
- Current flight training bases/partnerships: Lebanon, Cyprus, Greece and later this year in the United Arab Emirates
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Expansion plans:
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University partnerships:
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First milestone partnership signed with Al-Faisal University, Saudi Arabia.
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Additional agreements underway in Iraq, Lebanon, UAE, and Cyprus, with plans to scale globally to 32 ground school bases by 2030.
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Students will complete initial ground school at partner universities before transitioning to IAE’s flight bases, merging professional training with academic diplomas in aviation management.
Statements:
- “Every time we open a new base, it’s because the previous one reached full capacity, and we’ve saturated the space and can’t take more students. That demand pushes us to open new regions.” shared Mr Mehyou.
- In regards to University partnership’s he mentions “The second partnership will be announced next month in Iraq, followed in Lebanon, the UAE, and Cyprus.“
Source: Intercontinental Aviation Academy
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Paris, France – Simaero, a global provider of full‑flight simulator pilot training and simulation engineering solutions, has announced the arrival of its tenth full‑flight simulator at its Paris‑CDG Training Center—an Airbus A320 CEO/NEO simulator—further enhancing its training offering for Airbus operators.
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The new device is Simaero’s first A320neo-capable full-flight simulator at Paris‑CDG, complementing its existing fleet of nine full‑flight simulators.
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Assembly is being managed in-house by Simaero’s technical and engineering teams, with certification by the French DGAC expected in the coming months.
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The simulator is anticipated to be operational by Q4 2025 and is already open for early training slot planning.
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This milestone follows the opening of Simaero’s new training center at Paris CDG in April 2025, where the simulator will be co-located with an A350 full‑flight simulator.
In June 2025, Simaero announced the upcoming arrival of a brand-new A320 CEO/NEO Full-Flight Simulator (FFS), manufactured by China Simulation Sciences Co., Ltd. (CSS).
Source: Simaero
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Denmark – VRpilot, a leader in virtual reality-based pilot training tools, has released a comparative overview highlighting the advantages of VR over traditional procedure training tools. The evaluation underscores why an increasing number of airlines are adopting VR for cockpit familiarization and procedural training.
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The comparison benchmarks VR systems against Part-Task Trainers (PTTs), static cockpit posters, and traditional Computer-Based Training (CBT).
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VR was the only platform to fully support:
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Training guidance
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Muscle memory development
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Training feedback
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Immersive visuals and sound
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Enclosed cockpit-like environment
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Accurate control positioning
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Virtual crewmember interaction for self-study
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Remote training and company SOP references
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Data capture for training analytics
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Portability and cost-effectiveness
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In contrast, PTTs and static trainers scored significantly lower, especially in areas such as feedback, portability, and SOP integration.
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VRpilot emphasizes that selecting the right training medium impacts safety, learning efficiency, and operational readiness.
Source: VRpilot
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