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Middle East Pilot Training Organization, Pier Seven Aviation, Trains Over 250 Pilots in 2023

Sharjah, United Arab Emirates based full flight simulator training center Pier Seven Aviation is delighted to announce that in 2023, it has achieved a remarkable milestone. Pier Seven Aviation is immensely proud to have successfully trained over 250 pilots from India and various parts of the world, in addition to providing recurrent training to over 100 dedicated students.

“At Pier Seven, our unwavering commitment to excellence in aviation training continues to make a tangible impact on the industry. Looking ahead, Pier Seven Aviation is excited to continue nurturing talent and contributing to the success stories of aspiring aviators worldwide.” shared Pier Seven Aviation.

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Middle East Pilot Training Organization Pier Seven Aviation Renews Training Agreement with Airline

Pier Seven Aviation, a full flight simulator training center based in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, announced it has renewed its Training Agreement with Beond, a fairly new Maldivian airline established in 2022 and started flights in 2023.

Capt. Abhishek Nadkarni CEO & Accountable Manager, and Capt. Marc-Olivier Moreau, Head of Crew Training at Beond, recently met to discuss elevating pilot training solutions.

“Our commitment to excellence in aviation training has led to this collaboration, and together, we aim to set new standards and ensure the next generation of aviators receives top-notch education and preparation for their careers,” said Pier Seven Aviation in a statement. “Exciting times lie ahead as we embark on this journey, combining Pier Seven Aviation’s expertise with Beond’s innovative approach to pave the way for a brighter future in aviation training.”

Recently, Pier Seven Aviation celebrated its one-year partnership with Beond.

Source: Pier Seven Aviation
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European Airline Owned Pilot Training Group Lufthansa Aviation Training Appoints Senior Director for Human Resources

Germany headquartered pilot training organisation Lufthansa Aviation Training (LAT) Group has appointed Charlotte Jüngling as the new Senior Director for Human Resources. Charlotte was formerly the Head of Flight Crew Selection. Learn more about LAT Group or Charlotte by connecting with her through her LinkedIn profile here.

Lufthansa Aviation Training GmbH (LAT) is a subsidiary of Lufthansa Commercial Holding GmbH which is headquartered in Munich, Germany. The company emerged at the beginning of 2017 from the amalgamation of the present Lufthansa Flight Training and Swiss AviationTraining.

With 12 training locations and a customer portfolio of more than 200 airlines, Lufthansa Aviation Training is one of Europe’s leading pilot training organizations. The member airlines of the Lufthansa Group and further internationally reputed air carriers can all count on Lufthansa Aviation Training’s comprehensive expertise in providing basic and further training for cockpit and cabin personnel.

Source: LAT Group
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Indian Pilot Training Facilitator Birdman Aviation India Attends Wings India 2024 to Meet With Stakeholders

Well known Indian type rating pilot training facilitator for airlines and commercial pilot license holders Birdman Aviation India attended the Wings India 2024 held on January 18-21 at Begumpet Airport, Hyderabad, India. Birdman Aviation India met with various organizations including:

  • Boeing
  • Full flight simulator manufacturer AMST
  • Full flight simulator manufacturer and pilot training solution provider L3Harris Commercial Aviation Solutions
  • Full flight simulator training center FSTC

In 2023 Birdman Aviation India deployed and trained through its partners more than 240 pilots for Boeing B737 type ratings.

Source: Birdman Aviation India
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Philippines Based Pilot Training Organization, Alpha Aviation Group, Inducts 12 Cadets into its Pilot Training Programs in January 2024

Eight (8) new cadets were inducted to Clark, Philippines based aviation and pilot training group’s Alpha Aviation Group’s (AAG’s) Airline Pilot Program (APP) on 16 January 2024, marking the 1st intake for this year and the 73rd since the launch of this flagship training program in 2011. Also joining the batch are three (3) cadets who will undergo the First Officer Preparation (FOP) Program, and a notable joiner from APP Batch 01-2020.

In his welcome remarks, Capt. Vicente Casibang II (AAG Philippines Accountable Manager) highlighted the vibrant spirit of ambition and dreams taking flight as the cadets begin their aviation journey. “Remember, the journey to a thousand destinations begins with a single step. Today, you take that first step, and we’re here to stand by your side every step of the way,” he shared.

Meanwhile, Mr. Paulo Mallari (AAGP Marketing & Sales Executive) discussed AAG’s integrated training philosophy and support infrastructure, encompassing top-of-class technology, tools and know-how that AAG has acquired and invested in over the years.

In his closing remarks, Capt. Gaudencio Maniano (AICAT Accountable Manager) extended his gratitude to the cadets and their loved ones, assuring them of a top-of-class training experience designed to shape them into world-class aviation professionals ready to navigate the complexities of the ever-changing aviation industry.

The APP, which covers CPL-IR-ATPL Theory-A320 Type Rating, is a full-time cadetship program delivered jointly by AICAT and AAGP – the largest flight training Group in the country.

Source: Alpha Aviation Group
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New Indian Full Flight Simulator Training Center Orbit Flight Training Center Places Order for 3 Full Flight Simulators

Hyderabad/Nieuw-Vennep, January 2024 – In a significant move to bolster India’s aviation training infrastructure, Orbit Flight Training Center, based in Hyderabad and AMST have achieved an agreement for 3 state-of-the-art AIRFOX Full Flight Simulators, comprising 2 A320 NEO and 1 B737 MAX simulators. This significant project has been announced during the prestigious Wings India 2024 exhibition.

The agreement was concluded by Koushik Manepalli, Director of Orbit Flight Training Center, and Rainer Schluesselberger, AMST Managing Director. This collaboration signifies a major advancement in Orbit’s mission to enhance its training facilities with the latest in simulation technology.

Koushik Manepalli commented on the partnership: “Our collaboration with AMST at Orbit Flight Training Center marks a transformative leap amidst India’s dynamic aviation landscape. Acquiring three state-of-the-art AIRFOX Full Flight Simulators highlights our commitment to pioneering excellence in pilot training. This endeavour is fuelled by the strategic aviation importance of Hyderabad and its convenient location. Our partnership with AMST establishes us as key contributors in shaping the future of aviation training, reflecting our dedication to better standards in the skies and beyond.”

“The Indian aviation market is exceptionally vibrant and holds great potential. We are thrilled to collaborate with Orbit Flight Training Center in this venture and proud of Orbit´s trust in us. Supplying these advanced Full Flight Simulators is a testament to our commitment to enhancing pilot training in India.”, says Rainer Schluesselberger.

This project strengthens the partnership between Orbit Flight Training Center and AMST, reflecting the growing importance of the Indian aviation sector on the global stage. The introduction of these advanced simulators is expected to significantly elevate Orbit’s training capabilities, preparing pilots to excel in an increasingly complex and dynamic industry.

Capt. Mukesh Sharan, Orbit’s Head of Training, on the collaboration: “We are very excited to partner with AMST. Their expertise in simulator manufacturing is unmatched and their commitment to innovation aligns perfectly with our own. Together, we will be able to offer pilots in India the most advanced and realistic training experience available anywhere in the world. The centerpiece of this collaboration is the acquisition of two state-of-the-art Airbus A320 FFS and one Boeing 737 MAX FFS. These simulators boast unparalleled fidelity, replicating every aspect of a flight with precision and accuracy. From the feel of real flying performance to the dynamic visuals of the surrounding environment, the simulators will provide pilots with an immersive and challenging training experience. Having tested and selected AMST from among many international manufacturers, we are feeling confident of meeting our objective of creating an Aviation Training Organisation which is second to none.”

Source: AMST

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New Full Flight Simulator Training Center Announced Between Air India and Airbus

Hyderabad, 18 January 2024: Delivering on its commitment to ‘Skill India’, Airbus has entered into a 50:50 joint venture with the Tata-owned Air India to launch a world-class pilot training centre in Gurugram, Haryana.

The Tata Airbus Training Centre will offer A320 and A350 flight training to some 5,000 new pilots over 10 years. The sprawling 3,300 sq.mt. centre will be equipped with 10 Full Flight Simulators (FFS), flight training classrooms and briefing and debriefing rooms as part of the complete Airbus Flight Training Device setup.

The training centre is due to be operational starting early 2025 with the initial installation of four A320 FFS. The Tata Airbus Training Centre will offer courses approved by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

Airbus has also partnered with GMR Aero Technic to offer Aircraft Maintenance Engineering training courses at the latter’s facility in Hyderabad. Airbus will provide training material such as trainee handbooks, examination database, online access to Airbus customised training modules and Airbus Competence Training (ACT) for Academy media package. Airbus will also train GMR instructors and provide continual assessment of the training centre.

“As the fastest expanding aviation market in the world, India will need 41,000 pilots and 47,000 technicians in the next 20 years to support this growth. The pilot training centre with Air India and the maintenance training partnership with GMR are a testament to Airbus’ commitment to developing human capital. Airbus is directly investing and operating training capabilities to ensure that the growth of the India aviation industry is accompanied by adequate skilled manpower that is readily available,” said Rémi Maillard, President and Managing Director, Airbus India and South Asia.

The latest announcements are part of Airbus’ ambition to develop a holistic ecosystem in India, where the company is expanding its industrial footprint with aircraft assembly, component manufacturing, engineering design and development, MRO support, pilot and maintenance training as well as academic collaboration to foster human capital.

Airbus is also collaborating with the Vadodara-based Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya (GSV), Indian Institute of Technology in Kanpur (IIT Kanpur) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, to groom talent for the Indian aerospace sector.

Source: Airbus

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