Market Intelligence: North America
De Havilland Aviation Training Extends and Expands the Use of Fox TMS
De Havilland Aviation Training, a leading provider of advanced flight training and an affiliate of De Havilland Aircraft of Canada, has decided to extend the use of Fox for an additional five years and enhance its operations by integrating Fox’s cutting-edge Optimization Engine into its existing framework.
Fox’s patented optimization engine captures real-world complexities and creates valid, feasible, and optimized schedules enabling aviation training organizations to run their training operation more efficiently. The renewed commitment underscores the confidence De Havilland places in Qualtero as a trusted technology partner and reflects Fox’s ability to meet and exceed the evolving needs of De Havilland in an ever-changing market landscape.
“We look forward to another 5 great years with Qualtero,” said Mauro Pezzetta, General Manager, Training & Simulation at De Havilland Aviation Training.
Yuval Sive, VP of Business Development at Qualtero conveyed his enthusiasm for the extended collaboration: “We are proud to be part of this extended collaboration between De Havilland and Qualtero. The addition of the Optimization Engine emphasizes the commitment to achieving operational excellence, and we look forward to witnessing the continued success of our innovative partnership.”
About Qualtero
Qualtero (formerly Britannica Knowledge Systems), is a leading training management solution provider that enables organizations to deliver impactful training experiences that drive performance and growth.
We develop industry-leading visionary solutions to optimize commercial and military aviation training operations. Our products, Fox, the sophisticated algorithm-based Training Management System, and Qualtero, the most modern Qualification Management System, help small to large and complex aviation training organizations systemize processes, reduce costs, and improve throughput. We listen closely to our customers and continuously enhance Fox with innovativetechnology to meet evolving needs. Our talented and experienced professionals apply proven methodologies to ensure complete customer success.
Source: Qualtero
Photo Credit: De Havilland Aviation Training (shown as meta image)
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L3Harris Commercial Aviation Appoints Global Head of Training
Global pilot training solution provider L3Harris Commercial Aviation has appointed Peter Hogston as the new Global Head of Training. As Global Head of Training, Mr. Hogston will oversee training delivery, regulatory engagement, and industry partnerships. He will also be Partnering L3Harris colleagues globally to develop Airline Ready Pilots in all areas of the training environment.
Learn more about L3Harris Commercial Aviation or Mr. Hogston by connecting with him through his LinkedIn profile here.
Source: Peter Hogston (L3Harris Commercial Aviation)
Photo Credit: L3Harris Commercial Aviation (shown as meta image)
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US Flight School, Wayman Aviation, Shares 2023 Highlights Including Welcoming 260 New Students
Miami, Florida based flight training organisation Wayman Aviation shared its 2023 milestones as follows:
- Took delivery of new Tecnam aircraft
- Added College accreditation
- Approved for the R-ATP
- Two new degrees:
- Aviation Maintenance Management
- Aviation Management
- New airline partners and pathway programs:
- New Pilot shop
- Average around 1 Checkride per day
- 260 New Students in 2023
- 16 Air Force cadets (2 months and 16 graduates)
Source: Wayman Aviation
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US Aviation Training Organisation Aviator College Joins JetBlue’s Gateway University Program
Florida, United States based Aviator College, specializing in aviation degree programs is pleased to announce that Aviator College is now expanding its existing partnership with JetBlue, joining the airline’s Gateway University pilot development program, and opening future career opportunities to Aviator College graduates.
Aviator College joins a prestigious list of four-year colleges and universities JetBlue has partnered with to offer aviation students a clear path to first officer positions through Gateway University. Aviator College already has the proud distinction of being JetBlue’s school of choice for its Gateway Direct programs, established to encourage and develop non-pilot JetBlue crewmembers into JetBlue pilots or aviation maintenance technicians. As a JetBlue University partner, all eligible Aviator College pilot students will now have an opportunity to apply for a conditional job offer as a first officer at JetBlue. Accepted students receive additional mentorship and support as they complete their education and training at Aviator College. JetBlue mentors continue to guide participants following graduation as they build time and experience before joining JetBlue as a first officer.
“We are very excited to able to make these two significant announcements at a time when our industry needs pilots so badly,” said Director of Education of Aviator College.
“We are very proud and flattered to be included in JetBlue’s Gateway University program and look forward to providing a path to JetBlue for our graduates,” said Paul Woessner Director of Business Development Aviator College.
“The most fundamental part of any flight plan is knowing your destination and charting a clear path to that goal,” said Nancy Hocking, director of Gateway programs, JetBlue. “With Gateway University, we’re honored to offer our expertise and support to developing aviation professionals at Aviator College helping them stay on course to a rewarding career in commercial aviation.”
New At Aviator
Aviator College has always been committed to providing quality education and pathways to becoming a commercial airline pilot. These new opportunities for Aviator College students at JetBlue come as the college continues to strengthen its flight programs with more opportunities and accreditations. Following recent FAA approval, Aviator college is now also authorized to certify graduates of their new Bachelor of Science degree to later earn an ATP with restricted privileges. This means Aviator College graduates of the BS degree will now only need 1,000 hrs. of flight time to apply for airline pilot jobs. This approval continues to drive Aviator College forward and benefit their graduates.
As Aviator College looks to the future of its aviation degree and flight programs, the college plans to continue growing its non-degree aviation maintenance technician program and look for additional opportunities to offer value and opportunity to their students.
About Aviator College
Aviator College of Aeronautical Science & Technology is an accredited, co-educational, degree-granting, institution of higher learning. It provides individuals with quality flight training that will prepare students with entry-level skills necessary for employment in the field of aviation.
Source: Aviator College
Photo Credit: Aviator College
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Major US Airline’s Cadet Pilot Program in Partnership with Hillsboro Aero Academy Opens Applications
Alaska Airlines’ Ascend Pilot Academy, in partnership with Hillsboro Aero Academy, is accepting applications until January 7, 2024. The program aims to provide aspiring pilots a simpler, more financially accessible path to becoming a student pilot. Enrolled cadets will be eligible for access to financial aid, and a stipend up to $27,000 upon signing on to work for Horizon Air.
Flight training will be with Hillsboro Aero Academy.
The aspiring pilot must possess the following minimum requirements to qualify:
- Ability to obtain a valid passport allowing unrestricted travel to and from the U.S.
- Valid driver’s license
- Hold a First Class Medical (required at time of application)
- Ability to work a variety of schedules to include nights, weekends, and holidays.
- Ability to communicate in English
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Minimum age of 18
- Authorization to work in the U.S.
Source: Alaska Airlines
Photo Credit: Hillsboro Aero Academy (shown as meta image)
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US Flight School Epic Flight Academy Welcomed Over 130 New Students in the Second Half of 2023
Florida, United States headquartered flight and aircraft maintenance training group Epic Flight Academy shared it welcomed fourteen (14) student pilots in early December 2023 – this follows strong intakes throughout the year including:
- November 21 cadets
- October 25 cadets
- September 28 cadets
- August 35 cadets
- July 13 cadets
- June 30 cadets
Epic Flight Academy is located in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Established in 1999 by CEO Danny Perna, Epic offers Part 141 pilot training and Part 147 aircraft mechanic training. Their main campus is located in New Smyrna Beach, Florida with satellite locations in Ocala and Tallahassee.
Source: Epic Flight Academy
Photo Credit: Epic Flight Academy