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Middle East Aviation Career Conference & Exhibition (MEAC) Scheduled for November 19-21, 2024 in Abu Dhabi
The Middle East Aviation Career Conference & Exhibition (MEAC) is scheduled for November 19-21, 2024 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
The Middle East’s premier aviation training event, designed by and for aviation professionals, is set to take place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center next November. MEAC 2024 will convene the global aviation training community, including airline representatives, training academies, national and international airlines, regulators, and suppliers.
MEAC 2024 will feature conference streams with a focus on pilots, cabin crew, maintenance training, flight schools, and will include a dedicated student program and workshops. Additionally, the event will host the sector’s largest trade show, providing attendees with opportunities to connect with industry leaders and explore the latest innovations in aviation training.
With a strong emphasis on addressing current and future training challenges impacting the aviation industry, MEAC 2024 will cover a wide range of topics, including personnel selection and recruitment, regulatory compliance, and training technologies.
https://www.meaviationcareer.com
Source: MEAC
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Aeroplanned and Smart Enhance Integration to Benefit Flight Schools Including Auckland-based Ardmore Flying School
In late 2023, Ardmore Flying School (based in Auckland, NZ) welcomed onboard Aeroplanned; a NZ based company who have created a resource planning software tool designed specifically for the pilot training industry. The software develops precise student timelines and forecasts the necessary instructors and aircraft to achieve optimal outcomes.
Aeroplanned is now delighted to announce a new collaboration with Smart Management Systems to streamline the integration between their systems.
Smart, an aviation management platform focused on streamlining day-to-day flight operations, and Aeroplanned, a forecasting platform designed to help flight schools complete students on time and optimise resource use, are simplifying customer workflows by enabling the synchronisation of student progress updates between their software systems.
Ardmore Flying School (AFS) use both systems and are thrilled with the collaboration. GM Irene King stated “This integration is critical for the effective operation of our flight school. It ticks the boxes in so many areas: enhanced transparency of student information, improved capability to plan aircraft asset and human resource deployment, increased assurance of regulatory compliance, and meeting the organisation’s KPIs even better from my perspective!”
Jen Liddle, CEO of Aeroplanned is also excited about the partnership: “We are passionate about providing accurate forecasts so flight schools can achieve the best possible results. The more integration we can provide with day-to-day systems, the better for our customers. It’s a pleasure to work with forward-thinking companies like Smart that prioritise the best outcomes for our mutual customers.”
Jen Liddle also remarked that though they provide support to multiple flight training businesses, they had never worked with a female management team previously as they have at Ardmore Flying School!
Nathan James, CEO of Smart Management Systems describes the partnership as “A massive win for the industry as Smart schools are now afforded the valuable forecasting data they require to maximise their resource utilisation and ensure on-time completions. Aeroplanned share our passion for General Aviation, and for reducing the complexities of managing a profitable and efficient flight training business. The business insights this platform can offer our existing and future Smart customers are a great value-add for our platform.”
Source: Ardmore Flying School
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Czech Flight Training Group F AIR Welcomes New T3 Aviation Academy Students to Benešov Airfield
One of Europe’s largest flight training organisations when measured by aircraft fleet size, Czech Republic based F AIR, has announced the commencement of a new group of student pilots from United Arab Emirates based aviation and pilot training group T3 Aviation Academy. This marks the continuation of a successful collaboration between the two organizations, aimed at cultivating the next generation of pilots and training will be conducted at Benešov Airfield (LKBE).
In August 2022 T3 Aviation Academy which operates the world’s longest running Multi-Crew Pilot License Program had announced that it has partnered with the largest Flight School in the Czech Republic, F Air, as another flight training location through which its cadet pilots will do their core flying phase of training.
Source: F AIR
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Norwegian Flight School, Pilot Flight Academy, Announces Recipients of 2024 Scholarship
Sandefjord, Norway – Pilot Flight Academy is proud to announce the recipients of its 2024 Scholarship Program. Initially, only one scholarship was planned, but due to the outstanding quality of applications received, the Academy has awarded an additional scholarship to a second deserving candidate.
After a rigorous selection process, the scholarship committee has chosen two exceptional individuals who have demonstrated not only academic excellence but also a deep passion for aviation and a clear commitment to becoming future leaders in the field.
Evie Carter from Ireland has been awarded the Fall 2024 scholarship and will commence her training in the September 2024 class. With a lifelong dream of flying and a remarkable track record of dedication to her aviation passion, Evie impressed the selection panel with her determination, leadership potential, and enthusiasm for life on the flight deck.
Max Robertson from Germany has been selected as scholarship recipient for the Spring 2025 scholarship and will begin his journey at Pilot Flight Academy in the January 2025 class. Max’s application stood out for his exceptional academic achievements and his unwavering ambition to pursue a career in aviation.
“We were incredibly impressed by the caliber of applicants this year,” said Mikael Eriksson, CEO of Pilot Flight Academy. “Evie and Max both exemplify the qualities we seek in future pilots: passion, resilience, and a commitment to excellence. We are thrilled to welcome them to our Academy and support them on their journey to becoming professional pilots.“
The Pilot Flight Academy Scholarship Program was established to support aspiring pilots in achieving their dreams by providing financial assistance and access to one of Europe’s leading flight training institutions. This year’s scholarship recipients will receive full tuition coverage for their training, ensuring they have the resources needed to succeed in this competitive and rewarding field.
Pilot Flight Academy congratulates Evie and Max on their well-deserved scholarships and looks forward to seeing their progress in the coming months.
Source: Pilot Flight Academy
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Air India Training Academy Hosts Ground School Completion Ceremony for First Batch of Cadet Program Pilots
India’s flag carrier’s Air India Training Academy, the 600,000 square foot campus in Gurugram which will become one of the largest aviation training institutions in South East Asia, has held the Ground School Completion Ceremony for its first batch of Air India Cadet Program Pilots.
“We are excited to announce the successful Ground School Completion Ceremony by ThePilot.in for Batch 01 of the Air India Cadet Pilot Program, held on 12th August at the Air India Training Academy. This momentous event was graced by the presence of Mr. Sunil Bhaskaran, Capt. Pankul Mathur, and Capt. Manish Vasavada, Capt Vikram Dayal and Urvi Jani. We are proud that four of our Batch 01 cadets achieved the highest marks nationally in their respective DGCA exams.
This ceremony marks a significant milestone in their journey, and as they complete four months in the program, our cadets are now preparing to transition to AeroGuard Flight Training Center and L3Harris Commercial Aviation Academy in the United States for their flight training.
Wishing them continued success as they gear up to take on the skies and reach new heights!” shared Air India Training Academy.
Source: Air India Training Academy
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Greek Flight School Egnatia Aviation Expands Team with Experienced Professionals in Process Improvement and Support
Egnatia Aviation, one of Greece’s largest flight training organisations headquartered in Kavala, has announced the addition of two highly skilled professionals to its team, further strengthening its operational capabilities and executive support.
- Athina Ioannidou: Appointed as the Process Improvement Officer, Athina brings a wealth of experience in Business Administration, Operational Research, and Project Management. Her focus will be on streamlining processes and enhancing the overall efficiency of Egnatia Aviation’s operations.
- Kyriaki Benazi: Joining as the new C-Suite Executive Assistant, Kyriaki offers a decade of experience in the airline industry. With her strong background in Information Management, she will play a crucial role in supporting the executive team and contributing to the company’s ongoing innovation and expansion efforts.
Egnatia Aviation shared last month that in July it welcomed its 4th batch of cadets in 2024, making a total of 86 cadets who have started their training this year.
Source: Egnatia Aviation
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Airways Aviation Australia Hosts Nauru Government Officials, Strengthens Partnership for Pilot Training
Global flight training group Airways Aviation, which operates pilot training academies across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and India has shared that its Gold Coast, Australia base Airways Aviation Australia welcomed government officials from the Republic of Nauru.
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“We are proud to partner with the Republic of Nauru in sponsoring their nationals to pursue their Commercial Pilot licences with us,” said Janet Dalby, CEO of Airways Aviation Australasia and Pacific. “It was a real pleasure to host the delegation and provide them with an opportunity to engage with our dedicated students.”
Source: Airways Aviation
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