US Aviation and Flight Training Group, Epic Flight Academy, Welcomed 18 New Flight Students in New Smyrna Beach Campus in May 2024

Florida, United States headquartered flight and aircraft maintenance training group Epic Flight Academy welcomed 18 new aspiring pilots for its May 2024 intake at its New Smyrna Beach campus.

Established in 1999 by CEO Danny Perna, Epic offers Part 141 pilot training and Part 147 aircraft mechanic training. Epic’s main flight training campus is located in New Smyrna Beach, Florida with satellite locations in Ocala and Tallahassee. Epic has trained thousands of pilots now flying for 300+ airlines.

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Training Aircraft Manufacturer Cirrus Aircraft Appoints Director International Sales Development

United States headquartered aircraft manufacturer Cirrus Aircraft, which manufacturers the popular SR22 and TRAC20 aircraft used by numerous pilot training organisations such as Emirates Flight Training Academy, United Aviate Academy, European Flight Academy and many more, has appointed Edo Santema as Director International Sales Development. To learn more about Cirrus Aircraft or connect with Mr Santema – visit his LinkedIn profile.

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Training Aircraft Manufacturer Cirrus Aircraft Delivers 7 New Aircraft to US University College of Aviation

Training aircraft manufacturer Cirrus Aircraft announced its delivery of seven TRAC20 G7 to Western Michigan University College of Aviation at the Cirrus Vision Center in Knoxville, Tenn. In July 2023, Cirrus and Western Michigan University announced a purchase agreement for 32 TRAC20 G7 aircraft. The TRAC20 G7 is the latest generation of the TRAC Series product line which includes the TRAC20, TRAC22 and TRAC22T. The TRAC Series aircraft is an advanced, high-performance aircraft manufactured by Cirrus and designed to be utilized for pilot training.

Cirrus Aircraft and Western Michigan University

As an aviation collegiate partner for nearly a quarter century, Western Michigan University is renewing its current fleet of 28 SR20s to 32 new, TRAC20 G7 aircraft. With the new TRAC20 G7 fleet, Western Michigan University continues to position itself as a leader in training next-generation aviation professionals. The TRAC20 G7 advancements build transferrable skills necessary to seamlessly transition from student to professional pilot.
Supporting one of the largest collegiate flight programs is exciting, especially during a time when pilots are in high demand,” said Zean Nielsen, Chief Executive Officer of Cirrus. “The TRAC Series G7 offers the students at Western Michigan University a fantastic opportunity to position themselves for a successful career in aviation by training on the most advanced flight deck available with the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System® (CAPS®) for a primary trainer.
With G7, Cirrus adds Cirrus Perspective Touch+ by Garmin® and is the first-ever piston aircraft to incorporate dual Garmin Touch Controllers. Perspective Touch+ offers larger, high-resolution displays with expanded systems integration, enabling a more intuitive flight deck. Integrated systems add to the aircraft’s robust list of stability features including the Electronic Stability and Protection system and an integrated engine indication and crew alerting/warning systems all features found on today’s advanced airliners.
In 2005, WMU entered into a partnership with Cirrus that persists to this day,” said Dr. Raymond Thompson, Dean of Western Michigan University. “When the University was looking to take collegiate flight training into the 21st Century, they looked no further than Cirrus. Since the arrival of the first TRAC20, WMU has fully embraced the sophistication and benefits of the Cirrus aircraft. From a functional standpoint, the benefits students obtain from learning to fly in the Cirrus result in professional pilot candidates who are career ready.
Western Michigan University’s College of Aviation offers the only comprehensive aviation program at a public university in the state of Michigan, and with approximately 1,100 undergraduate students, is one of the largest aviation programs in the nation. Backed by 85 years of aviation experience, education, and our excellent industry reputation, WMU’s College of Aviation is a powerful force in the future of aviation training.
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Global Pilot Training Group Renews Multi-Year Agreement with Latitude Aviation English Services in 2024

Global pilot training group, CAE, renewed its five-year agreement with aviation english language training and assessment provider Latitude Aviation English Services (Latitude). Latitude will continue to supply aviation english language assessment and training services for pilot cadets at CAE. In order to support CAE’s global airline pilot training programmes, Latitude provides Checkpoint, a computer-based language assessment for student selection and admissions, and Foundation e-learning and online instructor-led training programmes designed specifically to prepare international students for primary flight training delivered in English.

Source: Latitude Aviation English Services

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