Market Intelligence: Europe

Flight Training Management Software Provider FlightLogger Grows Team to 54

Global – Flight training management software provider, FlightLogger, has expanded its commercial team with the appointment of Lukas Skjødt as Account Executive, joining as the 54th team member. Lukas will focus on strengthening the company’s footprint across Europe and Asia, bringing tailored software solutions to flight training organizations seeking to streamline operations.

FlightLogger is a leading provider of flight school management software. Used by 60,000+ users in 44 countries, FlightLogger provides an all-in-one digital platform for managing the daily operations of a flight school in a standardized framework that fully supports each school’s unique approach to creating new pilots.

Source: FlightLogger

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Flight Simulator Solution Provider Reiser Simulation and Training Showcases Flight Safety Innovation at Bavaria’s Research Airport

Germany –  As part of Germany’s push to align research and industry in aviation technology, Reiser Simulation and Training GmbH, a leading developer of advanced flight simulators, is contributing to several cutting-edge university-linked initiatives at the Aerospace Flight Test Center (AFTC).

  • Reiser Simulation and Trainingis actively engaged in Project EILT, which focuses on the calculation and visualization of air currents—critical for complex helicopter landings such as hospital rooftops or offshore rigs.
  • The EILT technology, co-developed with Munich University of Applied Sciences, was recently showcased to State Secretary Tobias Gotthard at the Oberpfaffenhofen Research Airport.
  • The AFTC serves as a platform for university students and startups to collaborate with industry on flight simulation, drone systems, and AI-based aviation technologies.
  • Reiser Simulation and Training’s role in Project EILT underscores its strength in developing customized, mission-relevant flight simulation solutions that enhance safety and real-time decision-making in aviation.

About Reiser Simulation and Training GmbH
Based in Berg, Germany, Reiser is a prominent manufacturer of high-end simulation systems for both civil and military aviation. The company specializes in full-flight simulators, flight training devices, and customized training environments designed to meet EASA and ICAO standards. Its work with universities and research bodies reflects a strategic investment in next-generation aviation competencies.

Source: Reiser Simulation and Training

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Digital Aviation Training Publisher Padpilot Launches ATPL(A) CBT Version

Gloucester, United Kingdom – Padpilot, the globally popular digital aviation courseware publisher, has launched an advanced Computer‑Based Training (CBT) version of its acclaimed ATPL(A) books, tailored for Approved Training Organisations (ATOs) that wished to deliver modular, interactive ground school study.

  • The new Padpilot CBT edition mirrors the full content and pedagogical quality of its book-based ATPL(A) titles but is now delivered in a structured, module‑based, mobile‑responsive format optimized for desktop study.

  • It includes the familiar interactive content, clear explanations, and quiz features, packed into a flexible CBT delivery model suited to ATO workflows.

Back in May Padpilot shared that it Was making its multi-lingual, advanced AI study tool, The Padpilot Briefing Room (PBR), available to individual student pilots, not just pilot training schools.

Having launched the ‘smart ATPL assistant’ to training providers in November 2024, Padpilot aim is to make ATPL theory studies more productive for individual student pilots and instructors too.

“The Padpilot Briefing Room is a game changer,” said Nathan Gray, CEO of Padpilot. “You can instantly clarify a complex aspect of the syllabus, or use it to create test questions and lesson plans. It’s saving our partner schools a lot of time, and allowing students to study independently and efficiently – all safe in the knowledge it’ll only give you trusted Padpilot-approved content from our own ATPL(A) books.”

The Padpilot Briefing Room (PBR) is a next-generation AI-powered Smart Assistant. It uses Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) which combines a powerful Large Language Model (LLM) with Padpilot’s authoritative knowledge vault of verified ATPL(A) training material. When a student or instructor types a question into the PBR, the system dynamically retrieves contextually relevant information from this high-quality, domain-specific dataset, meaning every answer is solely generated from verifiable content – avoiding the potential errors and inconsistencies common with simpler AI models and general search queries.

The PBR also goes beyond simple question-answering. It can ‘see’ and explain images from Padpilot’s ATPL(A) books, as well as render complex maths formulae and tables. It can provide EASA Learning Objective and book chapter references with each answer given, facilitating further study, and is multilingual.

The Padpilot Briefing Room is available as an optional extra to all individuals in possession of a full set of Padpilot’s ATPL(A) books and is a text-only version of the PBR. An 18-month PBR ATPL(A) subscription costs £49 for 650 question prompts (text only). Individual pilots and instructors can learn more about the PBR and subscribe via the Padpilot website.

Pilot training providers can licence the full version of the PBR, which also contains comprehensive Padpilot imagery.

Source: Padpilot
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Air Arabia Academy Sends 14 Batch of MPL Cadets to Czech Republic to Begin Core Flying Phase at F AIR

United Arab Emirates & Czech Republic – Air Arabia Academy, the training arm of Air Arabia Group, announced that it is deploying the latest cohort of 10 cadets to Czech Republic-based F AIR Flight School, one of the largest flight training groups in Europe when measured by fleet size. The students will train across F AIR’s dual locations in Benešov and Karlovy Vary.

Source: Air Arabia Academy

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Global Flight Training Group Skyborne Welcomes 50th Integrate Course Batch

Global – Skyborne, which operates flight training bases in the United Kingdom and the United States, welcomed in the UK their 50th Cadet Pilot 50 (CP50) integrated training cohort. The batch comprising 22 new students on Skyborne’s airline-focused Integrated ATPL programme.

Just last month Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline group, had officially launched its Future Flyer Academy pilot training programme in the UK in partnership with Skyborne Airline Academy. The initiative aims to train over 400 cadets over the next four years, offering them a direct route into Second Officer positions within the Ryanair Group.

  • The programme delivers dual-licence training (UK CAA and EASA) integrated with Ryanair’s standard operating procedures and operational philosophy.

  • Skyborne cadets will undergo training in the UK and the US, including single- and multi-engine training, and an Airline Pilot Standard Multi-Crew Cooperation (APS MCC) course.

  • The training is delivered at Skyborne’s facilities in Gloucestershire, Bournemouth, and Vero Beach, Florida.

Skyborne base in the United Kingdom has graduated more than 350 trainees, with over 160 current cadets already tagged by leading UK airlines upon recruitment.

Source: Skyborne UK

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Italian Pilot Training Organisation Aviomar Flight Academy Welcomes August 2025 Cohort of Airline Cadet APS MCC Trainees

Romy, Italy – Aviomar Flight Academy has welcomed a new batch of Boeing 737 Airline Pilot Standards (APS) Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) trainees, including cadets from the Ryanair Future Flyer Academy.

About Aviomar Flight Academy
Aviomar Flight Academy is a Rome-based EASA-certified training organisation specialising in ab-initio to airline cadet programmes. It operates integrated and modular ATPL, APS MCC, and type-rating courses, and has been a long-standing Ryanair Future Flyer Academy partner.

Source: Aviomar Flight Academy

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