France – Industry leading flight simulator manufacturer ALSIM has unveiled its latest flight training devices, the ALSR G7 FTD and AATD simulators based on the Cirrus Aircraft SR22 G7.
- Key Features of the ALSR G7 Simulator:
- Equipped with authentic Perspective Touch+ avionics by Garmin, mirroring the systems used in real aircraft.
- Includes two 14” Garmin® display units, two touchscreen controllers, and an autopilot panel.
- Offers the same features, performance, and reliability as a real aircraft, ensuring seamless transition from simulator to actual flight.
- Suitable for Flight Training Device (FTD) and Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD) classifications.
- Applications:
- The ALSR G7 is designed for pilot training organizations and general aviation training programs seeking to enhance proficiency and safety.
- Its high-fidelity design supports skill-building for both novice and experienced pilots.
About ALSIM
ALSIM has been developing and manufacturing FAA & EASA certified FNPT II, FNPT II MCC and AATD flight simulators since 1994. Alsim is well recognized for its know-how, based on 30 years of experience. We’re proud to say our hardware & software is made 100% in house, which means peace of mind for our customers. Alsim’s main objective relies on innovation: we aim to anticipate our client’s needs and remain at the cutting edge of technology. Today, ALSIM has more than 450 devices installed and certified in over 60 countries, with over 400 clients.
Source: ALSIM
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International Flight Academy (IFA) has welcomed a new cohort of 12 aspiring pilots into its comprehensive Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) training program.
In 2024 International Flight Academy marked a historic milestone in aviation by launching the Pipistrel VELIS ELECTRO, the first 100% electric aircraft in Portugal. This innovative achievement sets a new standard for eco-friendly aviation training in the country.
- The Velis Electro is powered by two water-cooled lithium batteries, providing a flight autonomy of 50 minutes plus reserves.
- IFA has invested over €400,000 in Viseu, contributing indirectly an estimated €1.5 million to the local economy since its establishment in 2019.
- IFA’s fleet now includes two Velis Electro aircraft, reinforcing their commitment to reducing carbon emissions and noise.
- The academy plans to expand by attracting more Portuguese and international students, with current enrollments from 11 different nationalities.
Source: International Flight Academy
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Rome, Italy – CAE is hiring a Junior Simulator Technician to support operations at its new training center in Rome. The role involves maintaining flight simulators and training devices, resolving technical issues, and ensuring smooth operations in alignment with CAE’s global standards for safety and efficiency.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform maintenance, troubleshooting, and readiness checks on training devices
- Support updates to navigation databases, performance data, and lesson plans
- Assist with logistics duties, including inventory management and shipping preparations
- Identify recurring issues and propose permanent solutions
- Pursue expertise in simulator systems such as visual, motion, or flight controls
- Promote a safe workplace culture and ensure compliance with environmental policies
Candidate Requirements
- Technical diploma or degree in Electronics, Electrical, or Aviation, with 1–3 years of related experience
- Legal right to work within the EU
- Excellent English proficiency (Italian language skills preferred)
- Customer-oriented with strong relationship-building skills
- Knowledge of computer architecture, networking, and programming languages
- Familiarity with flight simulator systems and aircraft types (e.g., Airbus family)
- Basic understanding of commercial aviation training and EASA/ENAC regulations
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
To learn more about the role and to apply, please visit CAE’s careers LinkedIn page.
Source: CAE
Montpellier, France – Global flight training group Airways Aviation, which operates pilot training academies across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and India, is seeking a Head of Training to lead its operations in Montpellier at Airways Aviation ESMA. The role focuses on ensuring regulatory compliance, optimizing training resources, and maintaining high standards of aviation education.
Key Responsibilities
- Report to the Accountable Manager on training resources and compliance with EASA, DGAC, and internal standards
- Define instructor and resource requirements in collaboration with the CFI and CTKI
- Monitor trainee progress and manage regulatory and financial aspects of student files
- Ensure all training programs comply with EASA regulations and industry standards
- Design and update training curricula to meet regulatory and market needs
- Oversee instructor recruitment, training, and performance evaluation
- Maintain quality assurance processes and promote a strong safety culture
- Liaise with aviation authorities and ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements
- Collaborate with the commercial team to develop new programs and attend industry events
Candidate Requirements
- Solid knowledge of EASA and DGAC regulations
- Qualifications compliant with ORA.ATO 210 requirements
- Extensive experience as a professional pilot license instructor
- Strong leadership and management skills
- Professional pilot license
- Level 6 French language proficiency and strong English skills
- International experience is an advantage
To apply, send your CV and supporting documentation to career.fr@airwaysaviation.com.
Source: Airways Aviation ESMA
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Oxford, United Kingdom – Leading Edge Aviation, which operates flight training bases in the UK and Spain, is seeking to hire Single Engine and Multi Engine Flight Instructors to join its team in Oxford, UK. Instructors will provide top-quality flight and simulator training to integrated and modular UK CAA and EASA license-seeking students.
Candidate Requirements
- UK CAA FCL
- FI(A) rating (categories a & b)
- Class 1 medical certificate
- SEP (land) rating
Key Benefits
- Competitive base salary plus uncapped bonus
- Generous holiday entitlement
- Pension, life assurance, and loss of license insurance
- Reimbursement for rating and medical renewals
- Career progression opportunities (instructor upgrades)
- Family-friendly working options (full and part-time roles available)
- Wellbeing benefits and cycle-to-work scheme
- Free on-site parking
- Supportive and motivating work environment
To learn more about the role and to apply, please visit Leading Edge Aviation’s LinkedIn careers page.
Source: Leading Edge Aviation
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Cirrus Aircraft has announced that its SR Series G7 aircraft has achieved type certification from both the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the UK Civil Aviation Authority (UK CAA).
- The SR Series G7 is equipped with the Garmin Perspective Touch+ avionics suite, offering advanced technology for personal aviation.
- The aircraft integrates Cirrus’ industry-leading safety systems, including the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS).
About Cirrus Aircraft
Cirrus Aircraft, headquartered in Duluth, Minnesota, USA is a global leader in personal aviation, renowned for its innovative SR Series including TRAC version for flight training organisations, which feature advanced technology and safety systems.
Source: Cirrus
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Malta – Malta School of Flying (MSOF) has announced significant upgrades to its ALSIM simulator, used for Instrument Rating (IR) and Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) training. CEO Patrick Fenech confirmed the enhancements during a recent discussion, highlighting the improvements in training quality and effectiveness.
- The simulator, based at the Luqa training facility, has been upgraded with a new operating system, laser projectors, and updated hardware.
- The first batch of IR students has already completed training using the enhanced simulator.
- Three students have recently commenced MCC training, benefiting from the upgraded technology.
Source: Patrick Fenech (Malta School of Flying)
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Airbus announced the appointment of Carmen-Maja Rex as Chief Human Resources Officer, effective 1 April 2025. In this role, she will be a member of the Executive Committee and report to Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury. Carmen-Maja Rex is currently Human Resources Group Director at Heidelberg Materials, one of the world’s largest integrated manufacturers of building materials and solutions.
After nearly 22 years with Airbus, the last 12 of which as Chief Human Resources Officer and member of the Airbus Executive Committee, Thierry Baril will leave the Company later in 2025, after having ensured a smooth transition with his successor.
“The bold transformation that Airbus will now undertake to meet its current and future challenges requires a skilled, diverse and motivated global workforce. I’m looking forward to working with Carmen-Maja and further engaging the Airbus teams in pursuit of our inspiring purpose,” said Guillaume Faury. “In doing so, she will build on the great foundations established by Thierry during his 12-year tenure as Chief Human Resources Officer. Thierry has played a pivotal role in the transformation of Airbus over the years, positioning HR as a strategic function in times of deep change. I’m grateful for Thierry’s engagement, drive and resilience which have led to many Company successes. It has always been a pleasure to have him as a close ally, and I wish him well in this next phase of his professional career.”
Carmen-Maja Rex started her career as a consultant with Accenture in 1999, before joining the United Nations in 2003. In 2010, she started at Siemens where she held a number of leadership roles in Human Resources. In 2020, she became HR Group Director at Heidelberg Materials which employs a global workforce of 51,000 employees located in over 50 countries.
Source: Airbus
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Brussels, Belgium – Nobox, a leading name in aviation recruitment, has been confirmed as an exhibitor at Pilot Expo 2025, scheduled for February 21-22 in Brussels. The event will provide aviation professionals and organizations a platform to connect with recruitment experts and explore career opportunities.
- As one of the largest recruiter in Europe, they connect candidates with roles in leading aviation companies worldwide, offering positions such as pilots, cabin crew, and contract staff.
- By managing onboarding, payroll, scheduling, and benefits administration for employees, they ensure smooth transitions and workplace satisfaction.
About Pilot Expo
The International Pilot Recruitment and Training Expo is Europe’s largest aircrew recruitment and training event, attracting over 5,000 visitors, 100+ exhibitors, and 50+ speakers. It serves as an excellent platform where experienced pilots, recent flight school graduates, and aspiring aviators connect with major airlines, recruitment agencies, and training organizations.
Source: Pilot Expo 2025
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Bologna, Italy – Professional Aviation, a Bologna-based flight training organization, has implemented the pioneering resource planning platform for flight training Aeroplanned. Aeroplanned will support Professional Aviation’s ambitious growth plans by streamlining and enhancing their planning and forecasting processes.
Aeroplanned’s Jen Liddle conducted onboarding sessions in person with Professional Aviation, focusing on operational goals and tailored solutions.
Vito Preti, CEO and Founder of Professional Aviation, highlighted the value of Aeroplanned’s approach, stating:
“Up until this point, we’ve been trying to predict the future based on what has happened in the past, and usually only a few months in advance. But with Aeroplanned, it’s much more sophisticated – it shows us what we’re capable of doing so we can plan our growth as efficiently as possible.”
Source: Aeroplanned
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