Market Intelligence: -Simulator Training Center

Pilot Training Solution Provider Aviation Exchange Group Plans Monthly EASA ATR42/72 Type Rating Course

Aviation Exchange Group, an EASA Approved Training Organization based in Malaga, Spain, is excited to announce the commencement of a new EASA ATR42/72 Type Rating Course, in response to the rising demand for skilled ATR pilots. The center plans to offer this course monthly.

The newly launched ATR42/72 Type Rating Course aims to equip pilots with the necessary skills and knowledge to operate these aircraft safely and efficiently.

Source: Aviation Exchange Group
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Brazilian Pilot Training Organization, EPA Training Center, Shares Being A Crucial Hub for Military Pilot Training

EPA Training Center, a 2,700 square meter pilot simulator training facility based in Curitiba, Brazil, continues to serve as a crucial hub for civilian and military pilot training, with various armed forces, including the Brazilian Air Force utilizing its classrooms and Full Flight Simulators (FFS) for comprehensive training sessions.

The training center has four operational full-flight simulators, including:

  • Embraer EMB-110 Bandeirante
  • Embraer EMB-120 Brasilia
  • Embraer ERJ-145/Legacy 600
  • ATR 42/72-200/300/500.

With a fleet comprising Embraer aircraft integral to military operations the center’s specialized focus on Embraer aircraft makes it a preferred destination for military crews worldwide.

Source: EPA Training Center
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Philippines-based Alpha Aviation Group Inducts 7 New Cadet Pilots to the A320 Type Rating Program in March 2024

Clark, Philippines- Three (3) cadet pilots from batches 43 and 47 of AAG’s Airline Pilot Program (APP), together with four (4) CPL holders who completed their training in other pilot schools, were inducted to the First Officer Transition (FOT) Program on 27 February 2024, signifying their transition towards becoming first officers in the commercial airline industry.

Capt. Tito Zosa and Capt. Anthony Tan (AAGP Head of Training) extended a warm welcome to the trainees, offering valuable guidance and insights to help the trainees navigate their training path effectively.

“Each lesson you will learn in your training holds immense value and significance for your growth as a pilot. Developing your competencies will help you propel towards a successful career in aviation,” shares Capt. Tan.

Also in attendance was Capt. Vicente Casibang II (AAGP Accountable Manager) to greet the trainees, encouraging them to seize the opportunity for growth. “As you set your sights on the skies, remember that success is within reach through hard work and dedication,” Capt. Casibang shares.

Alpha Aviation Group operates both flight training bases and a full flight simulator training center in the Philippines.

Source: Alpha Aviation Group
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French ATO FLEXSIM Shares Update on New A320 Flight Simulator

Paray-Vieille-Poste, Île-de-France based FLEXSIM-ATO shared that the assembly of its new FNPT II Airbus A320 simulator is progressing well. Pilots can look forward to training programs at FLEXSIM-ATO aimed at enhancing their skills:

  • Multi Crew Coordination – MCC A320
  • Renewal Courses Training
  • Airline Selection Training

FLEXSIM ATO offers MCC, Type Rating, SFI-TRI and E-Learning Courses. It has partnerships with Air France, transavia, Etihad Airways and Oman Air.

Source: FLEXSIM-ATO
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Middle East Pilot Simulator Training Center Pier Seven Aviation Announces New March 2024 Customer for Type-Rating Course on Both A320 and B737

Sharjah, United Arab Emirates-based pilot training group and full flight simulator training center Pier Seven Aviation has shared that Avia Traffic Company pilots have opted for Pier Seven Aviation as their trusted partner for A320 and 737 type rating courses.

Avia Traffic Company is an airline based in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan and currently operates 2 Airbus A320 and 4 Boeing B737.

Source: Pier Seven Aviation
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