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Training Aircraft Manufacturer Blackshape Aircraft Confirmed for IFTE Türkiye 2025
Istanbul, Türkiye – International Flight Training Exhibition (IFTE Türkiye), a key event for the flight training industry, has announced that aircraft manufacturer Blackshape Aircraft will participate in the IFTE 2025 event.
Blackshape Aircraft recently announced updates to its existing aircraft model: The Gabriél trainer aircraft will now be equipped with the Rotax 916 engine, offering advantages such as the use of automotive fuel, increased payload capacity, and sustained power at high altitudes. Additionally, the Prime model will feature a DULV-certified Rotax 915 engine, enhancing its performance and appeal to a broader range of pilots.
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Polish Air Force University Selects ALSIM Simulators to Enhance Pilot Training and Selection
Poland – The Polish Air Force University (PAFU) has enhanced its pilot training and candidate selection capabilities by integrating ALSIM simulators into its programs, following a rigorous procurement and evaluation process.
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PAFU selected ALSIM simulators to support its training operations after evaluating their widespread use and proven certification credentials across the aviation training sector.
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The university required simulators that replicate the Diamond DA40 and DA42 aircraft and meet EASA FNPT II certification standards.
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ALSIM devices were chosen due to their precise cockpit and flight characteristic replication, ensuring type-specific training closely aligned with real-world conditions.
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The simulators were certified by the Civil Aviation Authority and approved for operational use, enabling students to train in realistic emergency and asymmetric flight scenarios safely.
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Besides cadet training, PAFU uses the ALSIM Selection Tool to assess potential military pilot candidates, focusing on psychomotor skills such as attention division, coordination, perception, and reaction time.
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The integration of ALSIM simulators supports Medium Jet, SEP, MEP, MCC, and JOC training modules, aligning with the growing requirements for military aviation readiness.
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The acquisition of the ALSIM platform began in 2022, aiming to meet modern selection and training standards in military pilot education.
About ALSIM
ALSIM, headquartered in Le Loroux-Bottereau, France, designs and manufactures FAA and EASA-certified flight simulators for civil and military training organizations globally, supporting a wide range of pilot development programs.
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ALSIM to Showcase Flight Simulators at IFTE 2025
Turkey – ALSIM, a global manufacturer of flight training devices, will be exhibiting at the Istanbul Flight Training Exhibition (IFTE) from May 9–11, 2025. The company will be present at Booth B-16 at Atatürk Airport, engaging with flight schools, training organisations, and aviation professionals from across the country and region.
About ALSIM
ALSIM is a France-based manufacturer of flight simulation devices, offering a wide range of certified and non-certified training solutions. With customers in over 60 countries, ALSIM supports both ab initio and advanced flight training programs.
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Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology to Exhibit at FAMEX 2025, Seeking to Train Mexico’s Future Aviation Professionals
USA & Mexico – Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology is proud to announce its participation as an exhibitor at the Feria Aeroespacial México (FAMEX) 2025, taking place from April 23 to 26 at the Santa Lucía Military Air Base. Spartan invites aspiring aviation professionals from Mexico to explore training opportunities with them in the U.S.A.
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology was established in 1928 and boasts a rich history in aviation education. Over the years, Spartan has had the privilege of training more than 100,000 pilots and technicians from the United States and over 40 other countries, including Mexico. Spartan College takes pride in offering training options at their Part 141 flight training in Tulsa, Oklahoma, as well as Part 147 maintenance training in Tulsa, Oklahoma Broomfield, Colorado; Inglewood, California; and Riverside, California.
“We’re thrilled to be participating in FAMEX 2025 for the first time. This event gives us a firsthand opportunity to connect with aspiring aviation professionals and support the momentum of Mexico’s expanding aviation sector,” said Robert Polston, CEO of Spartan Education Group.
Spartan is committed to meeting the expanding demand for aviation professionals globally. Mexico’s booming tourism industry presents a need for skilled aviation professionals. According to Boeing’s Pilot and Technician Outlook 2024-2043, North America alone will require 123,000 new pilots and 123,000 aviation maintenance technicians over the next two decades. To meet this demand, Spartan College offers FAA-approved training programs in Aviation Flight (Commerical Pilot) and Aviation Maintenance Technology, equipping students with the skills necessary for careers in the aviation industry.
Spartan college provides FAA-approved flight and maintenance programs that adhere to FAA Part 141 and Part 147 standards, ensuring structured, real-world instruction. Aviation Flight students train using a modern fleet of nearly 60 aircraft and advanced flight simulators, allowing them to develop practical, hands-on experience. Aviation maintenance students gain valuable skills with industry-relevant tools and technology while preparing for their FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certification exams. Additionally, Spartan College offers dedicated admissions guidance, assistance with campus housing, and a welcoming environment for international students, particularly those from Mexico.
Join Spartan at FAMEX 2025
Spartan College is committed to developing the next generation of aviation professionals. Visitors at FAMEX 2025 are invited to connect with Spartan representatives to learn more about training opportunities in the United States and the admissions process for international students. Spartan invites anyone interested in learning about aviation training to stop by Spartan’s Exhibitor Booth G106!
About Spartan College
Established in 1928, Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology has trained over 100,000 pilots and technicians. The Tulsa, OK campus is licensed by the O.B.P.V.S. Campuses are located in the following areas: Tulsa, OK; Los Angeles, CA; Inland Empire, CA; and Denver, CO. Spartan students have come from across the United States and over 40 countries. Programs, credential levels, technology, and scheduling options vary by campus and are subject to change. Third-party certifications and employment opportunities are not guaranteed. Financing options are available for those who qualify. Administrative office: Spartan Education Group, LLC, 1 N. Franklin St., Suite 2125, Chicago, IL 60606
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