Market Intelligence: Europe
European Military Selects Aircraft Manufacturer for New Training Aircraft and Flight Simulators
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European Nation Student Loan Fraud Linked to Criminal Network Raises Concerns Over Pilot Training Abroad
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Flight Training Software and Computer Based Training Provider, Evionica, Partners with Constanta Airlines for Boeing 737 Training
Evionica, a provider of flight training software and computer based training (CBT) dedicated to flight training organisations and airlines, has announced that it has entered into a new partnership with Constanta Airlines. Specializing in diverse aviation services, including air support in remote locations and harsh environments, Constanta is now expanding into the medium-haul cargo transport market. To meet this demand, they require a dependable and efficient Weight and Balance solution for their P2F Boeing 737 aircraft. Evionica is honored that Constanta has chosen Evionica to provide the expertise and support needed to ensure absolute success in their critical operations.
Source: Evionica
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Irish Pilot Training Organization Welcomes Record October Intake of Cadet Pilots
Cork, Ireland – Atlantic Flight Training Academy (AFTA) has welcomed one of its largest Integrated classes this October, with over 40 cadets arriving from various parts of the world. The academy is particularly excited to see many students join its airline-mentored programs.
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Middle East and European Flight Training Group Announces Dual Certification Program for Cadet Pilots
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AELO Swiss Academy Expands Training Aircraft Fleet – Places Order for Additional Aircraft
AELO Swiss Academy, Switzerland’s high-performance aviation academy, has reached another significant milestone in its ambitious growth strategy with the delivery of a brand-new Tecnam P2008 aircraft, expanding its fleet to 16 planes. In addition, an order has been placed for another Tecnam P2008, which will be delivered in January 2025, further expanding the fleet to 17 aircraft.
Source: AELO Swiss Academy
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Pilot Training Industry Supplier Feature – Oscar Yankee
In this week’s AFM Pilot Training Leadership Interview Series AFM’s Customer Success & Business Development Manager Agata Marszalek speaks with Jens Rahbek – the Customer Success Manager at Oscar Yankee. Oscar Yankee is a Danish FMS Provider that brings modern usable software to the General Aviation industry and flight training organisations so that pilots and aviation professionals can focus on what they love the most – flying.
The conversation covers:
- Background & Growth: Oscar Yankee was founded in 2017 to provide simple booking and management software for flying clubs, now offering a full-fledged pilot training management platform. Oscar Yankee has steadily grown and it now includes tools for managing flight training programs, handling complex compliance requirements, and integrating additional products like TrueTrack for tracking real-time flight data.
- Recent Developments: Over recent months, Oscar Yankee has accelerated its growth by engaging a dedicated team of developers to enhance its web application and continuously improve the product based on client feedback. Oscar Yankee has been focusing on core features, particularly for compliance with European regulations, helping flight schools manage their training, flight time limitations, and safety requirements.
- Industry Trends: According to Jens, digitalization and the integration of AI are key trends in pilot training. Pilot training organizations, which have historically relied on paper-based processes, are now adopting digital solutions to streamline training and operations. Digital tools offer better integration, data management, and compliance tracking, enabling flight schools to reduce administrative burdens and focus more on the quality of training. Oscar Yankee is continuously working on simplifying processes, such as maintenance scheduling and compliance, by leveraging the latest technologies.
- Challenges in Flight Training: Compliance is a major challenge for flight schools. Regulations, especially in Europe, are strict and require detailed documentation to ensure schools adhere to safety standards. Oscar Yankee’s software helps automate the compliance process, ensuring that all required documentation, training logs, and safety reports are digitally stored and easily accessible. Instructors no longer have to chase down signatures or ensure grading and comments are completed on time. Oscar Yankee’s software helps flight schools focus on training rather than administration.
- Major Benefits: Oscar Yankee stands out as a top choice for flight schools due to its user-friendly, compliance-focused software designed to meet European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulations. It offers an affordable, scalable solution that automates administrative tasks, enhances safety management, and provides real-time flight data through its integrated TrueTrack system. With customizable features and a straightforward interface, Oscar Yankee allows schools to streamline operations while maintaining high safety standards.
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15 Cadets from Norwegian Flight School Start at Italian Flight School Professional Aviation Academy in October 2024
Professional Aviation Academy is excited to announce that the first group of 15 students from Norway’s Pilot Flight Academy has arrived in Italy to complete a crucial part of their ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot License) course.
In September Pilot Flight Academy and Professional Aviation Academy announced the new partnership starting in October 2024. Through this collaboration, Pilot Flight Academy students have the opportunity to conduct their Visual Flight Rules (VFR) flight training at Professional Aviation Academy’s state-of-the-art facilities in Italy.
This partnership offers students a unique opportunity to fly in diverse airspace and weather conditions, enhancing their training and better preparing them for international aviation careers. The Italian landscape, combined with Professional Aviation’s comprehensive training programs, provides the perfect environment for VFR training, adding significant value to the existing curriculum.
“We are excited to partner with Professional Aviation Academy and offer our students access to an excellent training facility in Bologna,” said Mikael Eriksson, CEO of Pilot Flight Academy. “Italy’s varied flight conditions will provide an invaluable training experience, helping our students develop the skills needed to navigate the complexities of flying in different regions across the globe.”
“We are proud to add this international partnership to our portfolio, further strengthening Professional Aviation’s global reach,” said Vito Preti, CEO of Professional Aviation Academy. “Our training offering includes both integrated and modular programs for fixed and rotary wings. We aim to be an international reference for training quality and timely delivery of pilots. This collaboration will also allow us to expand our fleet by adding 5 new aircraft, bringing our total to 26.”
Source: Professional Aviation Academy