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US Pilot and Mechanic Training Group, Epic Flight Academy, Hosts Airline Partners Across its Campuses in July 2025

USA – Epic Flight Academy hosted representatives from the following airlines in July:

  • United Airlines’ Aviate program at its Tucson campus in July 2025, offering pilots insights into the Aviate enrollment process and professional pathways to United flight deck careers.

  • Epic’s CVG (Erlanger, Kentucky) aircraft mechanic students, facilitated by CVG Workforce Development, toured Endeavor Air operations including a Bombardier CRJ900, learning about duty structures and employment benefits.

  • PSA Airlines representatives visited the New Smyrna Beach mechanic campus to discuss hiring opportunities amid ongoing shortage of certified A&P aircraft mechanics.

  • CommuteAir representatives met with pilot students at the Centennial Airport (APA) campus near Denver to outline career prospects with the carrier.

Epic Flight Academy has expanded its operational footprint across the United States with a total of nine FAA Part 141 Flight Schools and two FAA Part 147 Aircraft Mechanic Schools. The group, which was founded in 1999, employs over 245 staff nationally, including over 118 flight instructors.

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US Pilot and Mechanic Training Group, Epic Flight Academy, Set to Open New Campus in Alabama in August 2025

USA – Epic Flight Academy is opening its newest campus at Tuscaloosa National Airport. The events include a ribbon-cutting hosted by the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama on Friday, August 29, 2025, at 11:00 a.m., followed by a grand opening celebration on Saturday, August 30, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Epic Flight Academy has expanded its operational footprint across the United States with a total of nine FAA Part 141 Flight Schools and two FAA Part 147 Aircraft Mechanic Schools. The group, which was founded in 1999, employs over 245 staff nationally, including over 118 flight instructors.

Source: Epic Flight Academy
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Greek Flight Training Organization Global Aviation SA Unveils New Brand Identity in 2025

Greece – Ordovás & Partners (O&P), a strategic branding consultancy, has completed a comprehensive rebranding project for Global Aviation S.A., Greece’s longest-standing EASA-approved pilot training academy. The initiative unveiled a refreshed visual identity designed to modernize the academy’s image and better resonate with digitally-native aspiring pilots across Europe.

  • O&P conducted an institutional audit—including interviews with students, instructors, and leadership, as well as observing flight and theoretical sessions—to identify misalignment between the brand’s internal excellence and external perception. Student satisfaction scored 9.1/10, highlighting strong training quality

  • The refreshed identity retains Global Aviation’s established colour palette while introducing a more aviation-inspired, dynamic logo and streamlined livery for training aircraft to serve as mobile brand ambassadors.

  • The rebranding supports Global’s strategic aim to transition from a respected national flight school to a premium “Flying Academy” with increased European visibility and appeal.

  • In April 2025,  Global Aviation officially signed a strategic agreement with international consultancy  O&P to undertake a full 360-degree rebranding and global expansion initiative.

Source: Ordovás & Partners
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International Flight Academy in Portugal Joins FTD.aero’s Customer Base

Portugal – Following a thorough evaluation and a successful test session on one of FTD.aero-built simulators, IFA – International Flight Academy has contracted FTD.aero to build, deliver and install a B73M FNPT II MCC FSTD at their training facility at Viseu Airport (LPVZ), Portugal.

The device will feature several advanced upgrades and OEM aircraft components, creating a highly realistic cockpit environment that closely replicates a modern twin-jet airliner. Once qualified under EASA FNPT II MCC regulations (expected in early 2026), the simulator will support Airline Pilot Standard (APS) MCC training — delivering airline-ready cadets.

FTD.aero will also be exhibiting at Asia Pacific Airline Training Symposium (APATS) at booth #501, taking place in Singapore between 26th-27th of August.

Source: FTD.aero
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