Greece – one of the country’s largest flight training organisation’s Egnatia Aviation has officially launched Batch 094, the fourth intake of its Airline Integrated Programme (AIP) in 2025, welcoming a globally diverse group of cadets to its Kavala training base.
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The batch includes international cadets from China, Kuwait, Greece, Iraq, Canada, Syria, Algeria, Pakistan, and Tunisia, reinforcing Egnatia’s reputation as a globally recognised flight training academy.
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The Airline Integrated Programme prepares cadets for direct entry into commercial airline roles through a fully structured, ab-initio to right seat training path.
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The next two AIP start dates are:
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24 September 2025
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26 November 2025
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In July Egnatia Aviation celebrated its 19 years of excellence in pilot training since its establishment as an Approved Training Organization since July 8, 2006. Over nearly two decades, the academy has built a global reputation as a center of innovation and leadership in aviation education, serving aspiring pilots from across the world and forging strong partnerships with major international airlines.
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The academy operates a fleet of 30 modern aircraft and 12,000+ annual flights from Lydia Aerodrome.
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Supported by 42 international instructors, Egnatia offers 325+ flying days per year.
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Partners include Aegean Airlines, Olympic Air, Iraqi Airways, Wizz Air, Qatar Airways, and Air Arabia.
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Academic collaboration with the American College of Thessaloniki offers a BSc in Aviation Management with Pilot Studies.
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Participates in major research initiatives like Demoquas and Haiku.
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Holds accreditations from EASA, UAE GCAA, and Qatar CAA.
Source: Egnatia Aviation