Global pilot training group Skyborne which operates flight training bases across the United Kingdom and the United States, marked a significant milestone with the induction of its CP40 cohort, welcoming around 18 cadet pilots to the training academy.
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United Kingdom – Leading Edge Aviation has achieved a major milestone in its pilot training programs, with over 100 students receiving conditional job offers from major UK airlines this year. This success highlights the academy’s ability to connect trainees with employment opportunities, with more than a quarter of its current students already ‘tagged’ for future First Officer roles.
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With more and more airlines expressing an interest in hiring Graduate pilots, Leading Edge are looking forward to welcoming more airline partners in 2025.
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AELO Swiss Academy, powered by AeroLocarno, has officially launched its new website, aeloswissacademy.com. The updated online platform, crafted by Ordovás & Partners, reflects AELO’s fresh brand identity introduced earlier this year as part of O&P’s strategic business development plan for the academy.
Since the rebranding, AELO Swiss Academy has achieved remarkable growth, with sales for its ATPL Integrated program doubling in 2024. This success underscores AELO’s emergence as a premier provider of commercial pilot training in Switzerland. The website provides prospective pilots with an in-depth look into AELO’s comprehensive training offerings and its commitment to excellence in aviation education.
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Nelson Aviation College is proud to announce the addition of a cutting-edge C-172 Immersive Training Device (ITD) powered by True Course Simulations. This state-of-the-art VR flight simulator offers a revolutionary approach to flight training, addressing common challenges faced by flight schools and students alike.
Immersive Training Device offers a comprehensive solution by providing a safe and immersive environment where students can hone their skills, practice manoeuvres, and experience emergencies without real-world constraints. This technology allows for efficient training, reduces reliance on physical resources, and provides valuable data for personalized instruction, ultimately making flight training more accessible, affordable, and environmentally friendly.
The addition of the C-172 ITD to Nelson Aviation College’s training program represents a significant leap forward in flight education.
This advanced simulator replicates the Cessna 172 Skyhawk, a widely used training aircraft, with stunning accuracy.
Students can experience realistic flight dynamics, instrument procedures, and navigation tasks in a safe and immersive environment.By incorporating True Course Simulations’ VR technology, Nelson Aviation College reaffirms its commitment to providing high-quality flight training that is both effective and accessible. This investment in innovation empowers aspiring pilots with the skills and confidence they need to excel in the aviation industry.
Airbus has signed a bundle of cooperation agreements and MoUs on aftermarket services with its partners at the Zhuhai Airshow. The cooperation covers a wide range of aftermarket services including flight training, Non Destructive Testing (NDT) training and assessment, cabin seat solutions and material services.
With over 2,200 Airbus aircraft in service in China, Airbus and its affiliates have continuously expanded local services to provide best-in-class support for operational safety and efficiency. After more than three decades in China, Airbus has provided services covering the entire aircraft lifecycle from pre-delivery technical support, in-flight operation solutions till the end of life recycling. The cooperation signed during the airshow includes:
Testia is expanding its worldwide presence with the Airbus’ joint venture with China Hua-Ou Training Co,.Ltd. It will provide NDT competences in China, to and through the Hua-Ou’s training facility, contributing to elevate the industrial standards and support the growing demand for skilled professionals in this crucial field. Testia has been performing training and assessment in this field for over 30 years, supporting industrial players in aerospace manufacturing, assembly, maintenance, repair and overhaul worldwide. With this milestone, Hua-Ou will be the first training hub for Testia in the Greater China region outside the home base in Toulouse, France.
As a key stakeholder in China’s aviation industry, Airbus continues to build its presence and partnerships in this important and growing aviation market to continue supporting its customers.
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Tamworth, Australia – Sydney Flight College (SFC Australia), a fast growing Australian flight training group, hosted an open day at its Pilot Academy in Tamworth on November 16. The event attracted significant attention from aspiring pilots and aviation enthusiasts across the country.
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Zhuhai, China – Airbus and the Civil Aviation Flight University of China (CAFUC) have signed a cooperation agreement on developing the Competency Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) Air Transport Pilot integrated training programme and a Letter of Intent (LOI) on the support of subsequent programme implementation and commercial cooperation.
This cooperation is in response to new flight training requirements by the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). It will combine Airbus’ international experience in CBTA development with CAFUC’s local training experience to jointly develop the first CBTA integrated pilot training programme that meets both ICAO standards and CAAC regulations.
The cooperation aims to promote CBTA in China’s ab-initio flight training sector. Compared to traditional flight training methods, CBTA can further enhance the fight training efficiency and quality as it places a greater emphasis on the pilots’ performances and competencies.
The course development will be completed within the next two years, followed by a trial at CAFUC supervised by CAAC before a wide application. The cooperation will pave the way for the introduction of CBTA training in China and contribute to improve civil aviation safety in China.
Source: Airbus
Airworks Aviation Academy, one of the leading flight schools in the Philippines and the region, is seeking a full-time Flight Instructor for its training facility in Lapu-Lapu, Cebu.
Recognized for training cadet pilots for the largest airline in the Philippines (Cebu Pacific) and serving students from over 30 countries, Airworks Aviation is committed to excellence in flight training.
Please see an extract of the job post below.
“The Flight Instructor will play a pivotal role in providing comprehensive flight training, conducting detailed pre-flight and post-flight briefings, and upholding aviation regulations and safety protocols.
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Interested applicants can learn more about the position via Airwork’s LinkedIn posting.
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Sharjah, United Arab Emirates based aviation and pilot training group T3 Aviation Academy, has announced an open position for a Deputy Chief Flight Instructor (DCFI). The DCFI will play a pivotal role in ensuring the highest standards of flight instruction and compliance within the Academy’s rigorous training programs. Reporting directly to the Chief Flight Instructor (CFI), the DCFI will oversee the performance of flight instructors and trainees while maintaining seamless coordination with the contracted training providers. Please see an extract of the job post below.
“Key responsibilities of the DCFI include:
Applicants for the DCFI position must meet the following requirements:
Interested applicants can checkout more details via T3 Aviation’s LinkedIn posting.
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FlightLogger welcomes Learn To Fly in Melbourne as a new client, expanding its already strong presence in Australia.
Learn To Fly Melbourne is a premier flight school offering a wide range of flight training programs designed to meet the needs of aspiring pilots. Located at Moorabbin Airport, Melbourne, Australia, the school caters to both domestic and international students, providing high-quality training with state-of-the-art facilities and a modern aircraft fleet full of Diamond, Sling, and Cessna aircraft – not to forget their state-of-the-art simulators.
The school offers various programs including the Recreational Pilot Licence (RPL), Private Pilot Licence (PPL), Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), and Diploma of Aviation courses. Learn To Fly is the only flight school in Victoria utilizing Diamond aircraft and is a registered training provider, making them eligible to offer VET Student Loans for diploma programs.
A perfect fit to Learn to Fly Melbourne’s quality commitment
“Learn To Fly Melbourne’s commitment to high-quality, accessible aviation training perfectly aligns with our mission to support top-tier flight schools around the globe. With the use of their modern aircraft fleet, experienced instructors, and strong industry connections, Learn To Fly Melbourne sets an impressive standard in aviation education. We’re proud that FlightLogger’s digital platform will enhance their operations, helping them deliver an unparalleled learning experience for the next generation of pilots.” – Mads D. Larsen, CEO of FlightLogger.
Offering accessible, professional, and tailored training
In addition to core pilot training, the school provides specialized courses such as multi-engine, instrument, formation, and aerobatics endorsements. Learn To Fly Melbourne emphasizes a supportive, flexible learning environment, with full-time, part-time, and even casual training options. Their mission is to make flight training accessible, professional, and tailored to each student’s career goals.
With a team of experienced instructors and industry connections, Learn To Fly Melbourne is committed to helping students achieve their aviation dreams and offering career pathways through partnerships with major airlines and flight organizations.
FlightLogger is thrilled to support Learn To Fly Melbourne’s mission to make aviation training inclusive, dynamic, and tailored to each student’s unique aspirations. A warm welcome to the FlightLogger family, which is currently present in 48 different countries globally!
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