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Avion Full Flight Simulators to Attend Pilot Expo 2025

Belgium – Avion Full Flight Simulators will be attending the upcoming Pilot Expo 2025, which is set to take place in Brussels for the first time after relocating from Berlin. The event, known as one of the largest flight crew recruitment and training expos, will bring together aviation professionals from around the world – from Avion, Michiel Verdon and Wouter Hollenga will be attending.

About Avion Full Flight Simulators
Avion Full Flight Simulators is a European manufacturer of high-fidelity flight simulators, specializing in cost-effective training solutions for airlines and FFS training center organizations.

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Pilot Training Facilitator United 7 Aero Holds India Seminar Tour Promoting Flight Training in South East Europe

Hyderabad, India – United 7 Aero wrapped up a successful Pilot Training Seminar in Hyderabad, bringing together aviation experts, aspiring pilots, and global training providers to guide the next generation of aviators. The event was led by:

  • Capt. Shahinsha SK – CEO of United 7 Aero, a Commercial Pilot & Professional Flight Instructor with 18 years of experience in the Indian Flight Training Industry and over 5,000 hours of instructional flying.
  • Stanko Pavlovic – General Manager at Flight Training Balkan, offering CPL, ME-IR, and ATPL training in partnership with ATOs across Southeast Europe.
  • Capt. Roy Ritter – Head of Training at Regional Air Services – Regional Air School, a leading provider of PPL, CPL, IR, and ATPL training.

United 7 Aero will continue the seminar tour in February 2025 in Bangalore.

Source: United 7 Aero

 

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Latvian Airline Achieves Record Passenger Growth and Fleet Expansion in 2024

Riga, Latvia – Latvian national airline airBaltic has reported record-breaking passenger numbers and significant fleet expansion in 2024, reinforcing its position as the leading carrier in the Baltic region. The airline carried 8.3 million passengers, marking its highest-ever annual total, alongside a strong operational performance.

  • airBaltic conducted over 73,000 flights in 2024, with a load factor of 81.2%.
  • The airline expanded its fleet with three additional Airbus A220-300 aircraft, bringing the total to 49, and exercised options for 10 more, aligning with its long-term goal of reaching 100 aircraft by 2030.
  • The airBaltic workforce grew to over 2,700 professionals, with the launch of the airBaltic Technical Academy and the graduation of the 100th student from the Pilot Academy.

Statement:

  • “2024 has been a remarkable year for airBaltic. Our continued focus on progress, innovation, and expanding our global reach positions us strongly for the future. In 2025, we plan to ensure strong connectivity, enhance our fleet with additional new aircraft, and continue to innovate across all aspects of our operations.” – Martin Gauss, President and CEO of airBaltic

About airBaltic
airBaltic is the leading airline in the Baltics, operating a hybrid model that combines the benefits of both traditional and low-cost carriers. With a fleet of 49 Airbus A220-300 aircraft, airBaltic connects the region to over 70 destinations across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and the Caucasus, with more than 130 routes from Riga, Tallinn, Vilnius, Tampere, and seasonally Gran Canaria.

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