India – Simaero, a global operator of full flight simulator training centres, has hosted representatives from the French Embassy in India at its new pilot training facility in Delhi NCR as the company continues establishing advanced simulator training infrastructure in the country.
The visit highlighted growing cooperation between India and France in aviation training and the development of local simulator capacity to support India’s rapidly expanding airline sector.
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Representatives from the French Embassy in India—including Thibaut Spor, Louis Vermersch and Oscar S.—visited the new Simaero training centre to discuss the development of pilot training infrastructure and industry cooperation between the two countries.
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The new Simaero India training centre has been designed with the infrastructure to house and operate up to eight full flight simulators, positioning it as a large-scale simulator training hub in the Indian market.
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Discussions during the visit focused on India’s aviation growth and the increasing requirement for trained pilots, with projections indicating the country may require approximately 2,000 new CPL holders annually to sustain industry expansion.
Statements
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“The strategic partnership between India and France has played a pivotal role in strengthening India’s aviation ecosystem. As Simaero establishes its presence in India, we are pleased to be part of this partnership and expand world-class pilot training infrastructure in the country.” — Khushbeg Jattana, General Manager at Simaero India.
Source: Simaero
Photo Credit: Simaero
