Spanish Flight Training Group Hosts Consul of Poland at Headquarters in July 2025

Spain – FlyBy hosted Enrique Villamor, the Polish Consul, at its Burgos campus to explore new opportunities for Polish aviation students and potential educational partnerships.

  • Discussions focused on enhancing recruitment pathways for Polish students and identifying opportunities for institutional collaboration in aviation training.
  • The Consul toured FlyBy’s facilities and met with staff, expressing strong interest in the academy’s training structure and operational model.

Source: Castile Y León Economica
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RedboxVR’s VR Motion Flight Simulator Debuts at Royal International Air Tattoo 2025

United Kingdom – RedboxVR, a provider of immersive VR flight simulators, showcased its RBS‑2 VR Motion Flight Simulator at the Royal International Air Tattoo as part of the Royal Air Force Air Cadets’ immersive training exhibit. The appearance underlined a growing partnership between RedboxVR and the RAF Air Cadets.

Previously, RedboxVR collaborated with RAFAC at Air Cadets training facilities and at RAF Cosford air show, supplying portable Xbox‑based kits, Pico ultra headsets with haptic Mavrik Pro blasters, and running Spawnpoint’s RE:COIL VR software.

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Italy’s Professional Aviation Welcomes 18 Cadets from Air Arabia Academy in July 2025

Italy – Professional Aviation, one of the country’s largest flight training organisations, has welcomed the third intake of cadets from Air Arabia Academy. A total of 18 cadets will complete the core flying phase of the Air Arabia Multi-Crew Pilot License (MPL) program.

Professional Aviation will expand its fleet this year, recently having taken delivery of two brand new Tecnam P2008 aircraft and will receive a further 7 in 2025. The flight training group achieved 16,000 flight hours in 2024 and launched a new helicopter academy, expanding its training portfolio.

Source: Professional Aviation
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Ansett Aviation Italia Launches New APS MCC Course in 2025

Europe – Ansett Aviation Italia, the Milan based full flight simulator training center and pilot training unit of Ansett Aviation Training, has announced it will be offering a limited time special on its Multi-Crew Cooperation with Airline Pilot Standards (MCC APS) course.

Earlier in the month Ansett Aviation Italia had announced the appointment of Ilaria Carelli as General Manager – Italy, effective 1 July 2025. With over two decades of industry experience, Ilaria steps into the role with a strong foundation including regulatory compliance, safety excellence, customer service, and operational leadership.

We are very fortunate to have Ilaria now moving up to the GM Italy role. The continued growth of the European business and the Ansett team is in great hands.” shared Mark Delany, Group CEO of Ansett Aviation Training.

Ansett Aviation Italia is a state of the art training center with five full flight simulator bays operating:

  • Airbus A320 FFS
  • Boeing B737NG FFS
  • AVRO RJ-85/100-BAE 146 FFS
  • Viking CL-415 FFS

Ansett Aviation Training operates globally with training centers in Australia, Taipei, Dubai, and Milan.

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Lufthansa Aviation Training Makes 2025 Appointment for Project Lead Strategic Cockpit Capacity Steering

Germany – airline owned pilot training group Lufthansa Aviation Training has appointed Aik Weinhold as Project Lead for “Strategic Cockpit Capacity Steering” within the Lufthansa Group as of June 2025. Captain Weinhold will focus on dimensioning the airline’s flight training organization European Flight Academy.

With a background as an A320 Captain and business economist – and additionally to my current position as Managing Director of Germanwings and Cockpitpersonal GmbH – I’m now excited to help shape the long-term strategy for one of our most essential resources: pilots.” shared Captain Weinhold.

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Elixir Aircraft Signs MoU with Flight Simulator Manufacturer ALSIM to Complement its Integrated Flight Training Solution

France / USA – Elixir Aircraft, the 4th generation training aircraft and ALSIM, the global leader in certified flight training devices, are proud to announce a MoU to deliver a complete and next generation flight training solution combining real aircraft cockpit and high-fidelity flight model for pilot training.

This flight training device will include Garmin® G3X touch avionics, GTN750, GFC 500, GNC 355 and G5 backup instruments. The full cockpit replica of the Elixir aircraft includes single lever, a single throttle control, double slotted flaps switch, ballistic parachute and a landing gear simulator.

The simulator will apply for FTD, AATD (FAA) and FNPT II (EASA) certification standards.

In this agreement, Elixir Aircraft will provide access to aircraft data to develop high fidelity flight model. ALSIM will bring its experience to not only develop best in class simulator but also provide the appropriate service to follow the evolution on time.

Arthur Léopold-Léger, CEO and co-founder of Elixir Aircraft, explains: “We are very happy to sign this MoU. As our fleet grows, especially among flight schools aiming to improve their training tools with limited costs and environmental footprint, our customers are asking us to provide a high-quality FNPT II/AATD/FTD5 solution. Elixir Aircraft chose ALSIM based on its high quality immersive simulation for flight training and user experience.”

Jean-Pierre Simon, managing director of ALSIM, adds: We have built a strong relationship with Elixir Aircraft over the years, united by our shared commitment to equipping pilots with cutting-edge, high-quality training technology. We are excited to further this collaboration as we develop innovative flight training solutions.” 

The flight schools interested in pre order their Elixir Aircraft flight training simulator can contact either ALSIM or Elixir Aircraft sales team.

About Elixir Aircraft
Elixir Aircraft is a French aircraft manufacturer founded in 2015 to meet the challenges of global light aviation. Based in La Rochelle, it has over 200 employees and is recruiting massively. Elixir Aircraft designed and has been building a 4th-generation two-seater aircraft, certified EASA CS-23 since 2020 and very soon FAA FAR Part-23. Elixir Aircraft uses technology from the world of competitive sailing, the “Carbon Oneshot” (in one piece), to simplify structures. More simplicity means fewer failures, so greater safety, but also less maintenance, and lower costs ($50/h fuel and maintenance). There are 35 Elixir aircraft currently in operation, with over 300 of the 4th-generation Elixir aircraft on the order book (firm orders, pre-orders and letters of intent). In June 2023, the French President announced a 13-million euro subsidy for Elixir Aircraft. In early 2024, Elixir Aircraft announced the closing of its development financing for the next 5 years, with a budget of 40 million euros. In June 2025, Elixir Aircraft was chosen by ENAC (École Nationale de l’Aviation Civile) to renew its fleet of VFR aircraft. Elixir Aircraft is preparing to open a new 15,000 m2 facility in La Rochelle and another in Sarasota, Florida.

About ALSIM
ALSIM has been developing and manufacturing FAA & EASA certified FNPT II, FNPT II MCC and AATD flight simulators since 1994. ALSIM is widely acknowledged for its know-how, built on over 30 years of experience in flight simulation. We’re proud to say our hardware & software is made 100% in house, which means peace of mind for our customers. Innovation is at the heart of ALSIM’s mission. By continuously anticipating the evolving needs of flight schools and training centers, the company remains at the forefront of pilot training technology. To date, over 450 ALSIM simulators are installed and certified in more than 60 countries, serving a network of more than 400 clients worldwide.

Source: Elixir Aircraft
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Boeing Releases 2025 Forecasts for 20-Year Global Demand for 660,000 New Commercial Pilots

Global – Fueled by emerging markets and changes in fleet mix, Boeing [NYSE: BA] projects continued demand for aviation personnel as the global commercial fleet changes to meet the demands of the flying public. Boeing’s 2025 Pilot and Technician Outlook (PTO) anticipates the industry will require nearly 2.4 million new aviation professionals through 2044 to meet the long-term increase in air travel.

Boeing, which released its annual 20-year forecast at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, said commercial carriers will need substantial hiring and training to sustain the global commercial fleet, including:

  • 660,000 pilots
  • 710,000 maintenance technicians
  • 1,000,000 cabin crew members

As commercial air traffic demand continues to outpace economic growth and the global fleet expands to meet demand, our industry will keep the fleet flying safely and efficiently by supporting workforce development for carriers worldwide,” said Chris Broom, vice president, Commercial Training Solutions, Boeing Global Services. “The industry is investing in technologies, including mixed reality— an immersive blend of physical and digital environments that enhances hands-on learning and situational awareness. Boeing is supporting customers with digitally advanced aviation training products and services to meet their needs. The bedrock of our approach remains competency-based training and assessment methodology to ensure high quality aviation training.

In the PTO, Boeing projects through 2044:

  • Two-thirds of new personnel will address replacement due to attrition, while one- third supports growth in the commercial fleet
  • Demand for new personnel is driven primarily by single-aisle airplanes
  • As in past years, Eurasia, China and North America continue to drive demand for more than half of new industry personnel
  • South Asia and Southeast Asia are the fastest-growing regions for personnel with staffing demand expected to more than triple

Source: Boeing

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