Market Intelligence: -Simulator Training Center
Provider of Aviation Safety Training, Dynamic Advanced Training, to Launch Dangerous Goods Courses in 2025
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Dynamic Advanced Training has received approval from the UAE’s General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) to deliver Dangerous Goods Training for flight crews under the FIT 4.1.H standard. The training aligns with IATA’s Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) Guidance 7.7.A, formerly known as CAT 10.
- Approved training prepares flight crews for compliance with the latest Dangerous Goods Regulations.
- The in-facility courses will begin in 2025.
- The training program is designed to enhance the competency of pilots in handling Dangerous Goods as per international regulations.
- Airlines and operators are encouraged to contact Dynamic Advanced Training to schedule training for their aircrews.
Key Features of Dynamic Advanced Training:
- Advanced Simulation Facilities: The training center boasts Full Flight Cabin Simulators for Business Jets as well as narrow and wide-body aircraft.
- Real Fire Fighting Simulator (RFFS): Designed for hands-on fire safety training.
- Survival Rooms: Equipped for Jungle and Polar survival scenarios, providing realistic emergency training.
- Hypoxia Simulator and EVAS Trainer: Offering specialized training for in-flight oxygen deprivation and smoke emergencies.
- Water Survival Pool: Ensuring crew members are fully prepared for water-based emergencies.
Source: Dynamic Advanced Training
Photo Credit: Dynamic Advanced Training
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CAE is Seeking to Hire a Simulator Technician II in Jakarta, Indonesia in December 2024
Jakarta, Indonesia – Global pilot training solution provider and full flight simulator training center operator CAE is hiring a Simulator Technician II to be based at the Lion Air Training Center. The role involves maintaining full-flight simulators in optimal condition and ensuring high-quality performance for training operations.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform preventive maintenance and troubleshooting on simulators and associated systems
- Conduct pre-flight and post-flight checks, visual alignments, and evaluate QTG results
- Train technicians in basic skills and support refurbishment and hardware modifications
- Manage spare parts inventory, consumables, and technical documentation
- Record and track maintenance activities using the maintenance management system
- Provide customer service and address technical issues promptly
Candidate Requirements
- 2-year technical degree or equivalent related training
- Minimum 3 years of simulator experience, with at least 1 year relevant to the assigned location
- Proficiency in troubleshooting, test equipment use, and diagnostic tools for multiple simulator types
- Experience in visual adjustments, preventive maintenance, and hardware modifications
- Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office tools
- Fluency in English
Working Conditions
- Shift rotation schedule
- Located at Lion Air Training Center
To learn more about the role and to apply, please visit CAE’s job post.
Source: CAE
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L3Harris Commercial Aviation Solutions is Seeking to Hire a Chief Flight Instructor for the UK in December 2024
Crawley, West Sussex, United Kingdom – L3Harris Commercial Aviation Solutions is hiring a Chief Flight Instructor (CFI) to oversee simulator-based flight training programs at its Crawley location. This leadership role ensures compliance with aviation regulations, manages instructor teams, and maintains the highest training and safety standards.
Key Responsibilities
Training Oversight
- Supervise and coordinate all simulator-based flight training programs
- Ensure training syllabi, manuals, and lesson plans comply with UKCAA, EASA, and other regulatory requirements
- Lead curriculum development and updates to reflect industry advancements
Instructor Management
- Recruit, train, and manage simulator instructors
- Conduct performance evaluations and professional development sessions
- Standardize instructional methods and mentor instructors
Regulatory Compliance
- Ensure compliance with National Aviation Authority regulations
- Liaise with aviation authorities during audits and resolve findings promptly
- Maintain accurate training records and documentation
Safety and Technology Management
- Enforce safety protocols and participate in Safety Management System (SMS) processes
- Collaborate with technical teams to ensure simulator maintenance and certification
- Stay updated on advancements in simulator technology
Candidate Requirements
Licensing and Certifications
- Valid Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL)
- Type Rating on relevant aircraft
- Qualifications meeting regulatory standards for a Chief Flight Instructor
Experience
- Extensive experience as a Type Rating Instructor, emphasizing simulator-based training
- Proven leadership in training operations within an ATO or airline training department
- Strong knowledge of regulatory compliance in flight training
Skills
- Leadership and team management skills
- Expertise in simulator technology and its applications
- Excellent communication and administrative abilities
- Familiarity with Safety Management Systems (SMS)
Position Details
- Full-time position
- Benefits include 25+ days of holiday, private medical insurance, pension, life assurance, and more
To apply, please visit L3Harris Commercial Aviation Job Post.
Source: L3Harris Commercial Aviation Solutions
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Flight Simulator Manufacturer HAVELSAN’s Highlights Collaboration with FFS Training Center to Achieve Record RFT
Antalya, Turkey – Full flight simulator manufacturer HAVELSAN has highlighted the successful operation of its new HAVELSAN manufactured Airbus A320 ceo/neo full flight simulator at the IFTC Antalya training center. The device with three engine options achieved a record time from initial installation to becoming ready for training due to a seamless collaboration between the IFTC and HAVELSAN teams.
“We are proud to announce the successful installation and commissioning of our Airbus A320 CEO/NEO Full Flight Simulator (FFS) for the IFTC (International Flight Training Center). Ready for Training (RFT) in record time, our simulator has been operating at full capacity, meeting the intensive training needs of pilot candidates with high operational efficiency. With three engine options, cutting-edge technology, and a user-friendly interface, the A320 CEO/NEO FFS has earned exceptional praise from users and added significant value to IFTC’s training programs.
We extend our gratitude to IFTC for their collaboration, which contributed to the development of the Turkish aviation sector and strengthened HAVELSAN’s global reputation.” shared HAVELSAN.
HAVELSAN has shared a timelapse of the installation found here.
Source: HAVELSAN
Photo Credit: HAVELSAN
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CAE Demonstrates NH90 and T-6C Training Support During New Zealand PM’s Visit in December 2024
New Zealand – CAE Defence & Security – Indo-Pacific showcased its advanced training technology and support services during the recent visit of New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to RNZAF Base Ohakea. The visit highlighted CAE’s role in enhancing the Royal New Zealand Air Force’s (RNZAF) operational readiness.
- CAE provides training technology, maintenance, and support services for RNZAF aircrew.
- The focus was on NH90 helicopter and T-6C Texan II fixed-wing aircraft training programs.
- CAE’s solutions aim to deliver a highly skilled and future-ready aircrew for the RNZAF.
- The visit underscored CAE’s ongoing collaboration with the RNZAF in delivering cutting-edge training capabilities.
Source: CAE
Photo Credit: Christopher Luxon
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Saudi-based Alpha Star Aviation Services Continues Multi-Aircraft Pilot Training with CAE in 2025
Saudi Arabia – Global pilot training solution provider CAE has announced the renewal of its training agreement with Alpha Star Aviation Services, a longstanding customer since 2017. Alpha Star will continue to train its pilots on multiple aircraft platforms at CAE’s Dubai training center. The renewed agreement includes training for the:
- Gulfstream G650
- G550
- GIV
- Hawker 800XP/XPI
- King Air
CAE’s Dubai facility provides advanced simulation-based pilot training solutions tailored to meet Alpha Star’s operational needs.
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Air India Training Academy Growing to Become South Asia’s Largest Aviation Training Institute
Gurugram, India – Air India’s Training Academy, located on a sprawling 600,000-square-foot campus in Gurugram, stands to grow to become South Asia’s largest aviation training institution, designed to support the airline’s vision of becoming a world-class carrier. With state-of-the-art facilities and comprehensive programs, the academy aims to develop industry-ready aviation professionals, bolstering India’s rapidly growing aviation market.
- Pilot Training Expansion:
- Plans to establish 20 Full Flight Simulator (FFS) bays for Airbus and Boeing fleets in collaboration with OEMs.
- Advanced simulators will enhance pilot readiness for upcoming aircraft deliveries.
- Comprehensive Training Offerings:
- Cabin crew training in Safety and Emergency Procedures (SEP), service protocols, grooming, and voice and accent skills.
- Ground and security staff training in departure control, customer service, and airport security.
- Management training programs in commercial operations, HR, and leadership.
- Focus on Practical Learning:
- Immersive and real-world training experiences, such as Door Training for emergency and routine operational procedures.
- Facilities equipped to simulate real-life scenarios, enabling crew to handle emergencies seamlessly.
Future Plans
- Scaling Training Capacity:
- The academy aims to train over 50,000 Air India professionals, including pilots, cabin crew, ground staff, engineers, and security personnel, in the coming years.
- Expansion Projects:
- Flying Training Organisation (FTO) in Amravati, Maharashtra, featuring 31 single-engine and 3 twin-engine aircraft.
- A new Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) school to ensure a steady supply of skilled engineers for Air India’s modern fleet.
Statements
- Sunil Bhaskaran, Director of the Air India Training Academy, remarked: “To fulfill our goals of becoming a world-class airline, we have invested in building a state-of-the-art integrated training academy in Gurugram. It brings to life Air India’s ambition to establish best-in-class training for all aviation disciplines.”
Source: Air India