Market Intelligence: Europe

Acron Aviation and Flight Data Technologies Join Forces to Deliver an Innovative Vision for Flight Data Management

Global – Acron Aviation and Flight Data Technologies (FDT) have signed a strategic partnership to integrate FDT’s high-speed wireless Quick Access Recorder (uQAR) into Acron’s Flight Data Intelligence portfolio, offering air operators a near real-time, end-to-end flight data management solution.

  • The integrated system automatically captures, transmits, and processes flight data immediately after landing, enabling airlines to access actionable insights within minutes.

  • Benefits include:

    • Enhanced flight safety through faster access to operational data

    • Maintenance optimization by identifying technical issues earlier

    • Improved fuel utilization and cost reduction

    • Greater efficiency for flight safety teams, pilots, and engineers

  • The solution is designed to process nearly 100% of flight data worldwide within minutes of arrival, giving operators a global, scalable safety and performance monitoring tool.

  • This collaboration establishes a new benchmark in data-driven airline operations, supporting both safety and efficiency objectives.

Statements

  • “The exceptional performance and low operating cost of FDT’s high-speed uQAR allow airlines to significantly improve their flight data management – from recording to processing – while enhancing safety and reducing operational expenses,” said Natalia Bacearnicova, CEO of Flight Data Technologies.

  • “This partnership delivers a new benchmark for enhancing operational efficiency without compromising safety. The ability to automatically capture, transmit, and process flight data within minutes of landing allows operators to streamline maintenance, optimize fuel utilization, and reduce operational costs,” said Mitesh Patel, SVP & GM, Flight Data Intelligence, Acron Aviation.

  • “By seamlessly integrating the uQAR technology with Acron Aviation’s Flight Data Intelligence platform, operators can process nearly 100% of their flights within minutes of arrival, from anywhere in the world,” added JN Ruby, VP of Flight Data Technologies.

Source: Acron Aviation

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Training Aircraft Manufacturer BRM Aero Presents Training Solution at Future Air Force Conference 2025

Czech Republic – BRM Aero, a training aircraft manufacturer and developer of the Bristell aircraft series, is participating as an official partner at the Future Air Force Conference 2025. The company is spotlighting its Bristell B23 model as a cost-effective and integrated solution for modern military pilot training.

  • The B23 is promoted as an efficient and economical trainer aircraft with seamless flight simulator integration for contemporary air force training needs.

  • The Future Air Force Conference 2025, hosted in Prague, brings together air force commanders from around the world to address the evolving challenges in military aviation training.

Source: BRM Aero

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Spain’s FTEJerez Seeking Additional Flight Instructors for Expanding Training Fleet in 2025

Spain – FTEJerez  is actively recruiting experienced flight instructors as part of its ongoing operational expansion. The school continues to strengthen its instructor team to support increasing training volumes from both airline-sponsored and self-sponsored cadets.

  • FTEJerez is hiring experienced flight instructors for its training operations based in Andalusia, Southern Spain.

  • The selected instructors will operate the academy’s fleet, which includes Piper PA28 Archers, Warriors, and Diamond DA42 aircraft.

  • The school offers relocation assistance, including rating sponsorship and work permits for non-EU candidates.

  • Instructors benefit from the region’s consistent flying weather, high living standards, and a modern aviation training campus.

  • The recruitment drive supports growing partnerships with major airlines such as Aer Lingus, Volotea, Air Astana, and Vueling.

  • FTEJerez delivers both EASA and UK CAA-approved integrated ATPL training programmes.

Source: FTEJerez

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Electric Training Aircraft Manufacturer Smartflyer and Propulsion Provider H55 Join Forces on Hybrid-Electric Development

Switzerland – Smartflyer AG, an innovative Swiss aircraft manufacturer, and H55 SA, a leading provider of certified electric propulsion systems, have signed a strategic partnership during the Electrifly-in at Bern Airport. Under the agreement, H55 will supply advanced battery systems for Smartflyer’s hybrid-electric SF-1 demonstrator aircraft, which is scheduled to fly in 2026.

  • H55’s battery system, the first in the world expected to receive EASA certification, will power Smartflyer’s SF-1, a hybrid-electric aircraft designed to combine the efficiency of electric propulsion with extended range capability.

  • The latest generation of H55 batteries exceeds original capacity expectations, offering Smartflyer improved performance and operational flexibility.

  • The collaboration will also enable integration of H55’s technology into Smartflyer’s modular battery nose module currently under development.

  • The signing ceremony was attended by Smartflyer founder and CEO Rolf Stuber and H55 representatives, with both companies highlighting the partnership as a milestone in advancing sustainable aviation.

  • The first flight of the SF-1 demonstrator in 2026 will represent a major industry step toward hybrid-electric aircraft adoption.

Statements

  • “With H55, we have found a partner who fully shares our vision of innovation, safety, and sustainability. H55’s advanced battery technology is not only a technical milestone for the SF-1, but also a cornerstone in redefining the future of aviation.” – Rolf Stuber, CEO, Smartflyer AG

  • “What impresses H55 is the strong credibility of the project, underpinned by well-thought-out and truly innovative concepts.” – Martin Larose, CEO, H55

  • “The hybrid project architecture is a key highlight, as it offers performance levels comparable to combustion engines while maintaining a clear edge in sustainability.” – Axel Doffey, European Sales Manager, H55

About Smartflyer AG
Founded in 2016 in Grenchen, Switzerland, Smartflyer AG is developing a hybrid-electric aircraft for sustainable aviation. Its modular propulsion concept allows for all-electric or hybrid operation, combining efficiency, range, and reduced emissions in a scalable design.

About H55
H55 SA, founded by the former Solar Impulse management team, is a Swiss company providing certified electric propulsion and battery management systems for general aviation and regional aircraft. Its solutions are designed to accelerate the industry’s transition toward safe, efficient, and sustainable air travel.

Source: H55

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F AIR Digitizes 20+ Workflows with SmartSuite to Scale Cadet Training

Czech Republic – F AIR, one of Central Europe’s largest flight schools, has successfully transformed its training operations by digitizing more than 20 workflows with SmartSuite, a modular process management platform. The move has enabled F AIR to replace outdated tools, centralize compliance tracking, and scale its cadet training programs to meet rising airline demand.

  • Within nine months, F AIR:

    • Digitized 20+ workflows

    • Replaced five legacy tools

    • Onboarded staff across multiple departments

  • Automations now manage contract-to-training handoffs, compliance updates, and coordination with civil aviation authorities.

  • Integrations include Digisign for digital contracts, Raynet CRM for sales, and custom-built reservation systems.

  • The academy now generates structured PDFs such as training certificates and regulatory notifications directly from SmartSuite.

  • For cadets, the system provides a modern, transparent learning experience, allowing them to track progress, schedule lessons, and communicate with instructors more efficiently.

Statements

  • “SmartSuite is the glue that holds all our processes together, enabling seamless communication and efficiency across teams,” said Filip Bartůněk, COO, F AIR
  • “Before SmartSuite, our training operations were siloed in Excel files and Teams chats. Now, everything from contracts to compliance is automated and centralized,” added Matěj Mrázek, Pilot Training & Sales Manager.

About F AIR Ltd.
F AIR is a flight training group based in the Czech Republic, operating under EASA approval. It has over 30 years of experience, using a modern fleet and multiple bases, serving cadets from many countries and partnering with airlines for ATPL-standard training.

Source: SmartSuite

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FlightLogger Partners with Czech Flight Training Organisation DSA Aviation Company

Czech Republic — FlightLogger is proud to welcome DSA Aviation Company, the Czech Republic’s largest flight school, as its latest partner in transforming flight training through digital innovation. This collaboration marks a significant stride in enhancing operational efficiency and training outcomes for aviation professionals in Central Europe.

DSA Aviation Company, established in 1992 and based in Hradec Králové, has a long-standing legacy of excellence in pilot education and air rescue services. Its commitment to safety, professionalism, and service reliability has positioned it as a pillar of Czech aviation. The integration of FlightLogger’s digital platform underscores DSA Aviation Company’s dedication to continuous improvement and technological advancement in pilot training.

FlightLogger’s cloud-based platform, designed by aviation professionals, meets the precise demands of flight training organizations. This partnership will empower DSA Aviation Company to:

  • Streamline flight and instructor scheduling with enhanced precision
  • Monitor student progress and training milestones in real time
  • Centralize documentation and maintain regulatory compliance seamlessly
  • Reduce administrative workload for staff and instructors

This strategic alliance not only enhances DSA Aviation Company’s internal efficiency but also strengthens FlightLogger’s growing presence in the Central European aviation education sector.

“We are proud to support DSA Aviation Company in their mission to deliver exceptional pilot training,” says Mads Larsen, CEO of FlightLogger. “DSA Aviation Company’s deep roots and influence in Czech aviation make this partnership especially impactful. Our platform will provide them with the robust tools necessary to continue developing highly competent and safety-conscious pilots.”

About DSA Aviation Company
DSA Aviation Company is a cornerstone of Czech aviation, providing pilot training, aircraft maintenance, and emergency air rescue services since 1992. Headquartered in Hradec Králové, DSA operates one of the region’s most advanced aviation campuses, offering both fixed-wing and helicopter training programs tailored to civil and commercial aviation careers. Beyond training, DSA is nationally recognized for its 24/7 air rescue missions, integrating operational excellence with life-saving service. Its blend of hands-on expertise, modern fleet, and unwavering safety standards makes DSA a trusted partner across both education and emergency sectors.

About FlightLogger
FlightLogger is a leading provider of digital solutions for flight training organizations worldwide. Developed by aviation professionals, FlightLogger offers a comprehensive cloud-based platform designed to streamline operations, enhance compliance, and improve the quality of pilot training. Serving over 210 flight schools in 50+ countries, FlightLogger is committed to empowering aviation education through innovative technology. 

Source: FlightLogger

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Acron Aviation and Japan’s ANA Present “Maximising Simulator Longevity” at Inaugural Acron Aviation Customer Conference

United Kingdom — At its inaugural Customer Conference, Acron Aviation presented a session on “Maximising Simulator Longevity” in collaboration with Japan’s All Nippon Airways (ANA). Dan Riley, Aftermarket Technical Sales at Acron, led the presentation, exploring strategies to future‑proof training device capabilities and strengthen partnerships between operators and Training Device Manufacturers (TDMs).

  • The presentation focused on developing a structured obsolescence risk matrix, mapping vulnerabilities of simulator subsystems across technology epochs to guide smarter, data‑driven maintenance, upgrades, and investment decisions.

  • Emphasis was placed on the value of strategic partnerships between operators and TDMs to extend simulator lifespan, reduce downtime, and safeguard training readiness.

  • The three‑day Training Systems Conference: Innovating for the Future convened airline partners, industry leaders, training experts, and technical specialists.

  • Delegates were given a tour of Acron Aviation’s London Training Centre and Full‑Flight Simulator manufacturing facility, enabling hands‑on exposure to current device capabilities and direct customer feedback.

Source: Dan Riley (Acron Aviation)

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