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Flight Training Group Leading Edge Aviation Welcomes New Student Groups in June 2025

United Kingdom – headquartered Leading Edge Aviation, which operates flight training bases across the UK and Spain, has proudly welcomed two new training groups, LEAP-063 and LPP-043 of 8 students.

This follows the flight training group launching its dedicated airline partner webpages, highlighting its collaborations with major airlines to provide structured career pathways for aspiring pilots.​

  • The new webpages offer detailed insights into partnerships with various airlines, outlining the opportunities available to students and graduates.
  • The academy has formal partnerships with Wizz Air, easyJet, British Airways, TUI, and Titan Airways

Source: Leading Edge Aviation
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Italian Flight School Professional Aviation Hosts Lindbergh Flying School in June 2025

Bologna, Italy – Professional Aviation, one of the largest flight schools in the country, hosted students from Lindbergh Flying School for an immersive aviation experience at its training facility. The visit provided hands-on exposure to real-world flight operations, including simulator sessions, a Cirrus aircraft flight, and guided navigation and maintenance tours—designed to inspire the next generation of aviators.

Source: Professional Aviation
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34 airBaltic Employees Become Pilots Through airBaltic Pilot Academy

Riga, Latvia – airBaltic has announced that 34 of its employees from various departments have taken a transformative step by enrolling in the airBaltic Pilot Academy, transitioning into careers as pilots. This remarkable initiative underscores the airline’s commitment to internal talent development and its dedication to nurturing a passionate, homegrown pilot workforce. From former cabin crew to marketing and engineering professionals, these individuals highlight the power of career mobility within the aviation industry.

Source: airBaltic
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