Air Arabia Academy Deploys 2 Cadet Batches to Czech Republic and Italy to Begin Core Flight Training in April 2025

Sharjah, United Arab Emirates – Air Arabia Academy, the pilot training division of Air Arabia, has dispatching cadets to its European training partners for the core flying phase. Cadets have commenced flight training at F AIR in the Czech Republic and Professional Aviation Academy in Italy.

  • F AIR, located at Benešov Aerodrome in the Czech Republic, has welcomed its 11th batch of Air Arabia Academy cadets, continuing a collaboration that began in 2021.

  • Professional Aviation Academy in Italy has also commenced core flight training for Air Arabia Academy cadets, receiving its second batch.

About Air Arabia Academy
Air Arabia Academy, formerly known as T3 Aviation Academy, is based in Sharjah, UAE. It provides comprehensive aviation training programs, including the Multi-Crew Pilot Licence (MPL), supporting Air Arabia’s pilot development initiatives.

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US University Seeking to Hire Flight Training Manager for Flight Operations Oversight in 2025

Murfreesboro, Tennessee, USA – Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) has announced an opening for a Flight Training Manager within its College of Basic & Applied Sciences, seeking to strengthen its flight training operations.

  • The Flight Training Manager will oversee all university flight lab courses, directly supervise Assistant Flight Training Managers and staff flight instructors, and liaise with the FAA and TSA regarding flight training operations.

  • The role includes performing key administrative tasks to ensure the effective delivery of MTSU’s flight training programs.

  • The salary range for the position is between $71,227 and $90,103, commensurate with experience.

  • Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree and an FAA Flight Instructor Certificate, and meet FAA 141 Chief Flight Instructor qualifications.

  • Required experience includes five years of progressively responsible flight instruction experience with both primary and advanced students, along with prior experience in flight school operations.

For more information or to apply kindly reach out to MTSU directly.

Source: Middle Tennessee State University
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US Aviation Academy Opens FAA-Certified A&P Mechanic Training Campus in San Marcos, Texas

United States – based US Aviation Academy (USAA), one of the largest aviation and pilot training organizations in North America, has inaugurated its new Aircraft Mechanic Training Campus at San Marcos Regional Airport, expanding its FAA Part 147-certified Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) mechanic training offerings to the Austin–San Antonio corridor. The facility aims to address the growing demand for certified aviation maintenance technicians in the region.

  • The San Marcos campus offers two FAA-approved A&P training tracks: an 8-month accelerated day program and a 16-month part-time night program.
  • Students receive hands-on training on live aircraft, including jets, and are provided with all necessary tools and digital learning materials.
  • The program prepares students for FAA certification exams, facilitating direct entry into the aviation maintenance workforce.
  • Tuition is approximately $36,000, inclusive of tools, exam fees, and digital resources, positioning it as a cost-effective option compared to other programs.
  • The academy has established hiring partnerships with airlines such as Envoy Air, American Airlines, and Endeavor Air, enhancing job placement opportunities for graduates.
  • The San Marcos campus is the only FAA Part 147-certified A&P school in the Austin area, addressing a regional shortage of qualified aircraft mechanics.

About US Aviation Academy
US Aviation Group came under current ownership in 2006 and has grown from a hand full of Piper Warriors and a Seneca to one of the largest Part 141 flight academies in the country with over 130 aircraft at six locations. US Aviation’s growth is a product of professionalism, a commitment to safety, and excellence in training. These core values have made US Aviation Academy the choice flight training partners for colleges nationwide. In 2021 US Aviation launched its first Part 147 airframe and powerplant mechanic program which is rapidly expanding with three locations.

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Flight Schedule Pro Joins the Front Lines of Reform, Partnering with NFTA to Shape the Future of Aviation Training

USA – Flight Schedule Pro, the leading platform powering flight school operations nationwide, today announced an expanded partnership with the National Flight Training Alliance (NFTA)—a move that deepens its role in reimagining how pilots are trained, measured, and supported.

As part of the partnership, Flight Schedule Pro CEO Nick Wegner has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the NFTA. In this role, Wegner will serve as both advisor and advocate—bringing the insights of over 1,400 flight schools and more than 60,000 students into direct dialogue with the FAA and policymakers overseeing the historic modernization of Part 141 training regulations.

Flight schools are the lifeblood of aviation—and it’s important that their voices aren’t just heard, but amplified,” said Wegner. “Our mission has always been to champion their success through technology. Now, we’re taking our 2 decades of experience and data to Washington—ensuring policy reflects the real-world challenges and priorities of those shaping the next generation of pilots.”

The FAA’s Part 141 Modernization Initiative is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform aviation training—shifting from a rigid, hours-based system to a more adaptive, data-driven model. NFTA, selected by the FAA to lead industry coordination, plays a central role in shaping the future of Part 141 regulations. Beyond this effort, NFTA is also committed to advocating for broader industry reforms, with pilot wellness and mental health at the forefront of their mission. These initiatives are central to building a sustainable, future-ready flight training ecosystem.

Flight Schedule Pro, already trusted by the majority of professional flight schools in the U.S., is aligning its operational expertise with NFTA’s policy leadership. Together, they will advocate for smart reform grounded in student outcomes, instructional efficiency, and expanded access to aviation careers.

NFTA is proud to welcome leaders like Nick Wegner who understand that supporting flight schools means supporting the future of aviation,” said Lee Collins, CEO of NFTA. “By aligning advocacy with data and experience, we’re building a training ecosystem that’s smarter, more sustainable, and more inclusive—for instructors, operators, and students alike.”

As a premium sponsor and strategic partner, Flight Schedule Pro is investing not only in innovation—but in institutional change. The company is expanding its platform capabilities to help schools navigate the evolving regulatory landscape, while continuing to provide industry-leading tools for student progress tracking, simulator integration, and real-time compliance.

About Flight Schedule Pro
Flight Schedule Pro is the leading platform for flight training operations, trusted by more than 1,400 flight schools and academies around the world—including institutions that train pilots for major airlines like United, American, Delta, and British Airways. The platform supports over 60,000 student pilots and 16,000 instructors annually, helping them manage scheduling, progress tracking, and operations across 12,000+ aircraft. Now part of the Flight Schedule Pro ecosystem, LogTen Pilot Logbook is the most downloaded and awarded digital logbook in aviation, with more than 300,000 pilots relying on it to manage their careers. Together, Flight Schedule Pro and LogTen deliver the most complete, scalable, and trusted ecosystem in aviation education.

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Indian Flight Training Group Chimes Aviation Academy Grows 2025 Fleet with April C172 Addition

India – Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA), which operates two flight training bases in India, has expanded its training fleet with the addition of a new Cessna 172 aircraft, reinforcing its capacity to meet growing demand for pilot training. The new Cessna 172 has officially arrived at the academy’s base in Dhana, Madhya Pradesh.

Chimes Aviation Academy marked a key operational milestone by surpassing 30,000 flying hours in the 2024–2025 financial year, highlighting consistent training activity and fleet utilisation.

With a fleet of 26 aircraft, two operational airbases (Dhana & Neemuch), and a significant presence in India’s pilot training ecosystem—contributing to 20% of the country’s domestic CPL market—CAA continues to set benchmarks in aviation training.

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Flight School Software Solution Provider FlightLogger Onboards Special Air Services

Netherlands – Dutch Approved Training Organisation (ATO) and air operator Special Air Services (SAS) has adopted FlightLogger’s digital management platform to streamline its aviation training operations.

  • Special Air Services has implemented FlightLogger software to digitise and optimise its scheduling, fleet management, and student training records.

  • SAS, which holds both an EASA ATO and an AOC, offers a broad range of aviation services, including flight training, sightseeing flights, and aerial work such as fire monitoring and photo missions.

  • FlightLogger’s platform allows SAS to manage planning, training, aircraft bookings, and student progress from a single user-friendly digital interface.

  • The move enhances operational transparency and standardisation, supporting regulatory compliance and service quality.

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Spanish Flight Training Group FTEJerez Seeking to Expands Technical Team Amid 2025 Training Fleet Growth

Jerez, Spain – FTEJerez, a European pilot training academy, is seeking to expand its technical team and is actively recruiting experienced Maintenance Certifying Staff to support its growing and diverse training aircraft fleet.

  • FTEJerez operates a fleet consisting of Diamond DA42, Piper Warrior PA28, Piper Archer DX, Robin R2160, and American Champion Citabria models.
  • The academy maintains its fleet through its in-house EASA Part-CAO Organisation based at Jerez International Airport.
  • FTEJerez is seeking Maintenance Certifying Technicians holding an EASA Part-66 B1.2 and/or B2 licence.
  • The recruitment drive follows ongoing growth in the academy’s training operations.
  • Interested candidates are encouraged to apply by contacting the academy directly.

About FTEJerez
FTEJerez, based at Jerez International Airport in Spain, is a leading pilot training academy offering integrated airline pilot training programs, including ab-initio and cadet training for major airlines.

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