L3Harris Airline Academy Welcomes Large New Classes of Trainee Pilots in March 2025

Sanford, USA – L3Harris Airline Academy has welcomed its March 2025 class of cadets, including students from various global backgrounds and airline-sponsored training programs.

  • The new intake includes cadets training under airline programs
  • The Flight Academy emphasizes diversity, with students from multiple countries joining the program.

Source: L3Harris Airline Academy
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Global Flight Training Group, Airways Aviation, 4 Week Foundation Course Includes Exposure to FFS

Global – Airways Aviation, one of the largest aviation and pilot training group’s in the world operating pilot training academies across Europe, the Middle East, Asia/Australia, India and Africa, has shared that it’s 4-week Foundation Course for aspiring pilots offered by Airways Aviation Dubai includes exposure to full flight simulator’s at Sharjah, United Arab Emirates based FFS training center Pier Seven Aviation.

“Allowing students to experience real-world flight dynamics and advanced cockpit operations. From takeoff to landing, they’re gaining hands-on experience that sets the foundation for their future in aviation.” shared Airways Aviation.

Source: Airways Aviation

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Czech Flight Training Group, F AIR, Seeks to Hire Professional for Technical Director Role in 2025

Czech Republic –  headquartered F AIR Ltd., one of the largest flight training groups in Europe when measured by flight size, is seeking to hire an individual for the Technical Director role. The role will oversee maintenance operations and lead a team of mechanics and airworthiness inspectors. This role involves managing aircraft maintenance projects, ensuring regulatory compliance, and driving operational excellence.

Candidate Requirements

  • University/secondary education in a technical field (aviation specialization preferred)
  • 3+ years of experience in a technical industry (aircraft maintenance, automotive, manufacturing, etc.)
  • English proficiency
  • Knowledge of EASA aircraft maintenance regulations (advantageous)
  • Aircraft maintenance license (preferred)
  • Valid driving license

Key Responsibilities

  • Leading and motivating a team of mechanics in Bystřice and Karlovy Vary and airworthiness inspectors
  • Management of foreign projects and provision of aircraft maintenance
  • Coordination and management of the CAO organization
  • Drive efficiency and quality in aircraft maintenance operations

What’s Offered

  • Competitive salary
  • 5 weeks of vacation
  • Pension insurance contribution after one year
  • Possibility of flight training under advantageous conditions
  • Meal allowance

Place of work: Bystřice u Benešova Airport

To learn more or to apply kindly contact F Air.

Source: F Air

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Aerial Emergency Services Operator to Host Pilot Recruitment Event at Professional Aviation in April 2025

Italy – Avincis, Europe’s largest aerial emergency service operator, is set to host a pilot recruitment event in collaboration with Professional Aviation. The event aims to connect industry professionals with career opportunities in emergency medical services (EMS), search and rescue (SAR), and aerial firefighting (AFF).

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Intercontinental Aviation Academy Launching Ground School Program in Iraq in May 2025

Iraq – Intercontinental Aviation Academy is set to launch its Fundamentals of Aviation program in Iraq this May, providing aspiring pilots and aviation enthusiasts with essential knowledge in flight principles, aircraft systems, and aviation regulations.

The 4 month program is designed to give students a solid foundation before advancing to full flight training. Graduates will have the option to continue their flight training in Cyprus or Greece.

Source: Intercontinental Aviation Academy
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Turkish Airlines Flight Academy Expands Fleet with 50th Aircraft

Turkey – Turkish Airlines Flight Training Academy (TAFA), the pilot training division of Turkish Airlines, has expanded its training fleet with the addition of its 50th aircraft.

In 2025 it has also expanded its training operations by launching flight training activities at Adana Şakirpaşa Airport. This new location marks TAFA’s fifth training center, joining its existing bases in Aydın, Uşak, Selçuk, and Bodrum-Milas.

  • Adana Şakirpaşa Airport will serve as a dedicated flight training center, following the Turkish government’s decision to keep it operational alongside Çukurova International Airport.
  • TAFA has deployed four training aircraft to Adana, with plans to increase this number to 18, depending on airport capacity.
  • The academy currently operates a fleet of 50 aircraft and plans to expand to 107 aircraft by Q1 2027, with 47 new aircraft expected by the end of 2025.
  • Over the past five years, TAFA has graduated more than 900 pilots and recorded 220,000 flight hours as of December 2024.

The 50th aircraft was a Diamond Aircraft.

Source: Turkish Airlines Flight Academy
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