Training Aircraft Manufacturer, Diamond Aircraft, Releases Teaser for its Upcoming Feature “A Flight School’s Secret Pathway to Success”

Diamond Aircraft, a manufacturer of training aircraft headquartered in Austria, released the teaser for its upcoming feature “A Flight School’s Secret Pathway to Success”.

“In our upcoming feature “A Flight School’s Secret Pathway to Success”, we’ll be taking you on around the world to hear from some of the most esteemed pilot academies, airlines, militaries, and universities share what led them to Diamond Aircraft, what happened when they started using Diamonds, and where they are today as a result — each encountering their own unique challenges along the way.” stated Diamond Aircraft.

Hear from:

  • Lufthansa Aviation Training
  • FTA Flight Training Adelaide (for Qantas Group, IndiGo Airlines, & Cathay Pacific)
  • LIFT Academy & Republic Airways for American
  • Pilot Flight Academy Norway
  • airBaltic
  • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
  • MTSU Middle Tennessee State University
  • CAE Initial Flight Training for US Air Force
  • Qatar Aeronautical Academy
  • Abyssinian Flight Services and Aviation Academy Ethiopia
  • Asia Aeronautical Training Academy Malaysia

Check out the teaser below.

Source: Diamond Aircraft
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Indian Flight Training Group Chimes Aviation Academy Celebrates Signing‬‭ of 54 LOIs for Batch ICP 04 for its Indigo‬‭ Cadet Pilot Program‭

One of India’s largest flight training organiastions Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA), which operates two flight training bases, proudly announces the successful signing event of the Letter of Intent (LOI) for Batch ICP 04 of the CAA IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program. The momentous occasion took place on April 30th, 2024, at Le Méridien, Gurgaon, where aspiring cadets and their proud parents gathered to mark this significant milestone.

The event was graced by the esteemed leadership of both IndiGo and Chimes Aviation Academy, creating an atmosphere of celebration and pride. The signing of the LOIs symbolizes not just a contractual agreement but the beginning of a professional transformative journey for these aspiring pilots.

We are honored to have witnessed today the largest cohort to date of cadet pilots, comprising 54 aspiring aviators, as part of Batch ICP 04, within the esteemed IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program,” said Y.N. “Bobby” Sharma, CEO of Chimes Aviation Academy. “This gathering highlights our strong partnership and shared commitment to shaping the future of aviation, in line with the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat. Through rigorous training, mentorship, and hands-on experience, Chimes Aviation Academy is committed to preparing these cadets for successful careers in the aviation industry.

Source: Chimes Aviation Academy
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Airways Aviation India Announces Latest Appointment for General Manager

Global flight training group, Airways Aviation, with operational bases in France, Italy, Turkey, Lebanon, Australia and India has appointed Lakshmi Mohan as the General Manager of Airways Aviation India in Hyderabad. Airways Aviation has been operating its Indian base since 2023 when it conducted its first successful foundation course. Learn more about Airways Aviation India or Mohan by connecting with her through her LinkedIn profile here.

Airways Aviation Group operates one of the largest fleets of privately owned training aircraft worldwide including Europe’s largest fleet of Diamond DA42 and DA40 aircraft.

Source: Lakshmi Mohan (Airways Aviation India)
Photo Credit: Airways Aviation (shown as meta image)

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India’s Flag Carrier, Air India, Launches Social Channels for Air India Training Academy

India’s flag carrier Air India has launched the social media channels for its Air India Training Academy – the 600,000 square foot campus in Gurugram will become one of the largest aviation training institutions in South East Asia.

With a mission to foster Industry-Ready Aviation Professionals through comprehensive training programs, we strive to integrate education, research, and industry collaboration, embodying the essence of our airline culture.

Our academy has been providing immersive learning experiences for Air India professionals through exposure to industry insights & expertise along with a strong focus on practical application. Our cutting-edge Pilot Simulator Facility caters to the training needs of Air India pilots while our versatile classroom centre is equipped to meet the varied training requirements covering the DGCA Curriculum, Specialised Airline Courses, and more.

With plans to start an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) School, we aim to give aspiring aviation professionals a launchpad to excel through top-tier training and mentorship.” stated Air India Training Academy.

Air India is planning to grow its fleet by 3x  and which according to its CEO Campell Wilson will on average, induct one aircraft joining the fleet every six days throughout 2024.

In April 2024 Air India Training Academy also shared that it is now accepting applications for the second batch of intake for its “Fly High Pilot Cadet Program”.

Source: Air India Training Academy

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India’s Flag Carrier, Air India, Opens Application’s for 2nd Batch of Air India Fly High Cadet Pilot Program

India’s flag carrier Air India which is planning to grow its fleet by 3x and which according to its CEO Campell Wilson will on average, induct one aircraft joining the fleet every six days throughout 2024, has announced that it is now accepting applications for the second batch of intake for its “Fly High Pilot Cadet Program”.

The dedicated abinitio cadet pilot program launched in February 2024 will see training begin at the Air India Training Academy in Gurgaon, India (Ground School) before flight training at one of its training locations/training partners before completing the type rating in the Air India Aviation Academy simulator training center.

Air India has partnered with two international flight training organisations:

Air India has partnered with a financial institution for cadets to avail financing for training. However, cadets are free to choose any other financial partner as per their convenience.

Eligibility for Cadet Pilot Program

  • Must be a citizen of India
  • Shall demonstrate good command of written and spoken English
  • A minimum height requirement of 158 cm
  • Age eligibility: 18 to 30 years
  • Candidates should be in good physical and mental health
  • Must have the following educational qualification
    • High School Education Certificate (National Institute of Open Schooling is also accepted) with 60% in 10+2 including 60% marks in each of the following subjects English, Mathematics & Physics
  • Candidates will be required to clear a medical test (DGCA Class 1 Medical) prior to starting flight training.

The whole program will take “approximately 24 months (inclusive of the type rating)”.

Source: Air India

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Training Aircraft Manufacturer Bye Aerospace Appoints Rod Zastrow as CEO

Denver, Colorado, April 30, 2024 – Bye Aerospace, a global leader in sustainable electric aviation, announced a strategic shift to the execution phase of its eFlyer program with an alignment to its leadership team. Rod Zastrow, currently serving as President and Chief Operating Officer (COO), has been promoted to CEO and President. The Company Founder, George Bye remains Chairman and continues with his innovation and technology support as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

As CEO and President, Rod Zastrow continues to spearhead the final stages of FAA certification and commence production of the highly anticipated eFlyer 2, on track to be the world’s first FAA Part 23 certified electric airplane. With an impressive background as the former Chair and CEO of Spartan Global Aviation Training, Zastrow brings extensive expertise in pilot training, aircraft maintenance, logistics, and global business development. Zastrow’s accomplishments also include a distinguished career as a senior USAF leader, F-15 combat pilot, and Fighter Weapons School “Top Gun” graduate.

This transition reflects Bye Aerospace’s commitment to fostering innovation and maintaining its position at the forefront of aerospace technology. Under George Bye’s tenure, the company has achieved numerous milestones and solidified its reputation for groundbreaking advancements in the aviation industry. As he continues in the role of CTO, George Bye will focus on driving forward-looking technological initiatives and product integration strategies while spearheading the company’s research and development efforts.

We are thrilled to announce Rod Zastrow as our new CEO and President,” said George Bye. “His leadership skills, strategic vision, deep understanding of our industry, and enthusiasm bring fresh energy to Bye Aerospace’s critical execution phase of growth.

George Bye has been instrumental in guiding Bye Aerospace to its current position of prominence in the aerospace industry. His visionary leadership and relentless pursuit of innovation have been integral to our success.,” said Rod Zastrow. “Unity and continuity are the themes of this transition. Together with our talented team, we are commited to driving innovation, delivering exceptional results, and charting a course for sustainable growth. We look forward to building on our legacy of excellence and shaping the future of aerospace.

Bye Aerospace remains steadfast in its dedication to advancing the frontiers of electric aviation technology and looks forward to a bright future under its new leadership structure.

About Bye Aerospace
Bye Aerospace, headquartered in Denver, Colorado, stands at the forefront of electric Aviation innovation. The eFlyer series of fixed-wing aircraft is designed to disrupt general aviation, starting with the crucial Aviation Training sector, with an FAA-certified, zero-emission, highly cost-effective, low-drag, low-noise, intelligent, and safety-enhanced aircraft.

Source: Bye Aerospace

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UAE Based Aviation, Leasing and Training Group Sky One Chairman Warns of Impending Pilot Shortage Crisis in India’s Aviation Sector

On World Pilots Day in April 2024 Jaideep Mirchandani, Chairman of Sky One, underscored the critical challenge facing India’s civil aviation sector: the shortage of senior pilots. According to Mirchandani, this scarcity could profoundly impact operations, fleet expansion endeavors, and overall profitability.

Mirchandani’s concerns align with Boeing’s Commercial Market Outlook (CMO) 2024, which predicts a significant surge in South Asia’s aviation fleet over the next two decades, primarily driven by India. With projections indicating a need for 37,000 pilots and 38,000 maintenance technicians in the region, the impending retirement wave among senior pilots poses a formidable hurdle.

Mirchandani emphasized the potential repercussions of a widening demand-supply gap, including difficulties in meeting escalating travel demands, adhering to flight schedules, and executing fleet expansion plans, all of which could impede profitability. While discussions about extending the retirement age for commercial pilots persist, Mirchandani advocates for more sustainable solutions such as enhancing pay scales, providing increased incentives, addressing pilot fatigue, and fostering greater gender diversity within the sector.

Training remains a significant obstacle, requiring substantial time and resources to cultivate the next generation of aviators. Mirchandani stressed the necessity for airlines to collaborate with pilot training institutes to tackle this challenge effectively.

Meanwhile, the Civil Aviation Ministry has taken steps to establish more flying schools across India, with the Airports Authority of India facilitating Flying Training Organization (FTO) slots and issuing Commercial Pilot Licenses (CPLs). However, Mirchandani underscored the importance of prioritizing quality training, stringent safety standards, fair examination processes, and rigorous oversight to nurture India’s future aviators.

In response to these challenges, Mirchandani’s Pier Seven Aviation Academy is offering advanced flight simulator training, aiming to contribute to the development of skilled aviators crucial for India’s aviation sector’s future.

Source: Sky One

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