Portuguese Flight School Sevenair Academy Experiences Record Demand for Pilot Training Programs in 2024

Portugal – Sevenair Academy reports record demand for its pilot training programs in 2024, achieving a 20% increase in enrollments compared to last year, with Q4 results yet to be added. The academy’s rapid growth reflects the rising interest in professional pilot careers and the academy’s reputation for high-quality training.

  • By the end of Q3 2024, Sevenair Academy surpassed total 2023 enrollments by 20%, with the academy’s B2C program spots filling quickly—26% of seats for 2025 have already been confirmed.
  • The academy attributes this success to the dedication of its training and marketing teams, whose efforts have bolstered the academy’s standing and attracted significant interest from prospective pilots.
  • Sevenair Academy has two active agreements with loan providers: ABANCA and Novobanco

Source: Miguel Brandao (Sevenair Academy) and Sevenair Academy

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Czech Flight Training Group F AIR Introduces New Pilot Test Tool

Czech Republic headquartered F AIR Ltd., one of the largest flight training groups in Europe when measured by flight size, in collaboration with Astronautin, the only company in Europe that has privately selected and trained astronauts for their mission in space, is excited to announce the launch of its new Pilot Test Tool.

This software offers a practical solution for selecting and preparing candidates for flight school and airline assessments. By providing a structured series of exercises, it evaluates key skills essential for success in the aviation field. These assessments are covering important areas such as mathematics, physics, concentration, memory (both long- and short-term), multitasking, English proficiency and others.

The Pilot Test Tool aims to support flight schools and airlines in identifying talented candidates through a reliable, data-driven approach.

Key Features of the Pilot Test Tool:

  • Mathematics & Physics Exercises: Assess technical and problem-solving abilities relevant to aviation principles.
  • Concentration & Multitasking Tests: Simulate the mental challenges of flying to ensure candidates can perform in high-pressure situations.
  • Memory Assessments: Measure long- and short-term memory capabilities to help candidates retain essential flight information.
  • English Proficiency Evaluation: Test language skills to meet international aviation communication standards.

This tool not only assists pilot training centres in recognizing promising candidates but also serves as a valuable resource for individuals preparing for airline assessments, enhancing their prospects in aviation careers. With Astronautin’s expertise, the Pilot Test Tool is designed to address the technical and psychological needs of the aerospace industry.

The Pilot Test Tool is in the final stage of testing and programming and will be soon avaliable for flight schools and aspiring pilots.

By equipping candidates with thorough testing in vital skills, it ultimately contributes to maintaining high standards in aviation safety and excellence.

Source: F AIR
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Global Flight Training Group Skyborne Announces New Cargo Operator Partnership for Fully Funded Cadet Program

Gloucestershire Airport, United Kingdom headquartered – Skyborne Airline Academy is partnering with DHL, the world’s leading logistics company, on a fully funded Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) programme for DHL Air (UK) employees.

The first candidates from the airline’s East Midlands base have joined Skyborne to commence their UK CAA Integrated ATPL course, before becoming First Officers on one of DHL Air (UK)’s fleet of Boeing aircraft.

Lee Woodward, CEO, Skyborne, says: “At Skyborne, we’re strong advocates of making pilot training accessible for all, regardless of background. Our partnership with DHL Air (UK) continues this drive to remove financial barriers to entry and encourage greater diversity in our industry.”

Debbie Moore, Head of Talent Management and Development, DHL Air (UK), says: “We’re delighted to be partnering with Skyborne for our first ever sponsored flight training initiative. With graduates from the academy already flying with DHL, we knew we were making the right choice.  This cadet pilot programme gives an opportunity of a lifetime to our team members who could not otherwise afford the dream. Thanks to our funding and Skyborne’s expertise, our employees can pursue a pilot career with confidence.”

Jordan Brown, DHL Air (UK), says: “I am excited to start my flight training with Skyborne. I’ve been working at DHL within the HR department for the past six years and now DHL has given me the opportunity of a lifetime, which never felt within reach, to fly our aircraft worldwide. I’m incredibly grateful to both DHL and Skyborne and look forward to completing my Integrated ATPL and returning to DHL Air (UK).”

Jamie McKenzie, DHL Air (UK), says: “I’ve always dreamt of a flying career, but I never believed I’d be able to achieve it. I’ve been working at DHL for the last nine years, most recently as an Aircraft Handling Specialist on board our aircraft. Now I will begin my journey towards flying the aircraft I used to load. I’m incredibly thankful to DHL and Skyborne for providing me with this opportunity of a lifetime.”

Skyborne’s partnership with DHL Air (UK) marks the second fully airline sponsored programme supported by the academy in the past 12 months

About Skyborne
Skyborne Airline Academy is a premier airline training academy based at Vero Beach, Florida, United States, and Gloucestershire Airport in the United Kingdom. Established by industry experts, Skyborne brings a fresh approach to airline pilot training.

Founders Tom Misner (chairman) and Lee Woodward (CEO) have unsurpassed experience in commercial aviation, education and training. Their vision has created a training environment where the highest standard of teaching, safety and relevant airline-style training is maintained, and interactive learning is encouraged.

Using a combination of tried and tested methods and the latest technology to assess competence, suitability, aptitude and resilience, Skyborne recruits the very best candidates to minimise additional training, reduce failure rates and provide airlines with better pilots and cabin crew.

Skyborne is proud to hold close relationships with the world’s leading airlines, offering opportunities for trainees as part of the IndiGo Cadet Pilot Programme, the Propel Flight Academy by Delta, the SkyWest Professional Pilot Pathway and more.

Source: Skyborne
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Philippines-based Flight School Expands Pilot Training Accessibility with Specialized Loan Programs from 2 Providers

Subic, Philippines-based flight training organisation First Aviation Academy (FAA) has highlighted its loan programs aimed at making pilot training more accessible for aspiring aviators. With the support of Philippine National Bank (PNB) and First Maritime Credit Corporation (FMCC), FAA’s financing options offer tailored solutions to ease the financial burden.

  • The PNB Loan for Aspiring Pilots is crafted specifically for FAA trainees, enabling students to cover the costs of their pilot training through a student loan package.
  • First Maritime Credit Corporation offers a unique loan program designed for seafarers seeking to transition into aviation. This financing solution supports seafarers in their pursuit of a pilot license, making the career shift more attainable and aligning with FAA’s mission to open new opportunities in the field of aviation.

Source: First Aviation Academy
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