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Emirates Flight Training Centre Seeking to Recruit Manager Flight Training Support Services
United Arab Emirates – Emirates Flight Training Centre is recruiting a Manager Flight Training Support Services, a leadership position responsible for ensuring the efficiency, compliance, and optimisation of the airline’s training operations across its advanced flight training facilities. Emirates Flight Training Centre offers an advanced facility with full-flight simulators for Emirates’ Airbus and Boeing fleets. It is a modern training facility for its flight deck and Cabin crew.
“Lead our training operations, build global ATO partnerships, and drive a data-led culture to deliver world-class training. If you have strong managerial experience in the airline industry, knowledge of crew planning/scheduling, and proven leadership skills—this is your chance to make an impact.” shared Boyu Hu, Recruitment Partner at Emirates.
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“Provide oversight of Flight Operations Training to ensure efficient daily operations. Establish secure, well-maintained facilities and optimise resource allocation to enhance trainer productivity, minimize disruptions to line operations, and increase third-party revenue through GCAA/EASA ATOs. Manage travel, accommodation, and scheduling for external consultants while supervising trainer productivity and compliance. Oversee all training-related IT systems, classrooms, kiosks, and ground instructor schedules. Promote a data-driven culture in Flight Training by enhancing data governance, developing dashboards for insights, providing analytics for decision-making, and implementing master data management.
Job Outline
- Establish and maintain strong relationships with regional and global Approved Training Organisations (ATO)/ Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) for outsource training needs based on the airlines demand.
- Manage the governance aspects of outsourced training globally, including securing the required training slots, establishing, and overseeing robust payment processes, administering GCAA approvals, duty travel related processes and visa requirements for trainees. Act as the main point of contact for outsource facilities management and personnel and maximising revenue generation from GCAA and EASA ATO operation.
- Act as the primary liaison with the Network Control Centre (NCC) to develop a long-term training delivery plan for Flight Operations Training and coordinate with third-party providers. Collaborate with Manpower Planning on trainer and consultant needs while ensuring roster planning aligns with training objectives and regulatory standards. Manage training scheduling, address last-minute changes, and handle late-notice adjustments due to illness or system failures.
- Oversee the management of documentation, processes and systems relating to Flight Training to include the management of flight crew training records and assessments. Training Captains initial and renewal authorities issued by GCAA and reconciliation of licence payment.
- Drive a data-driven culture in Flight Training by enhancing data governance standards and creating dashboards to present critical business and training data. Provide analytics to support quick and efficient decision-making across departments. Develop and maintain a data definition glossary, establishing clear ownership and access protocols. Introduce master data management as a new capability to streamline data utilisation.
- Identify and implement strategic improvements in processes and productivity within the training program, developing solutions and associated policies. Monitor program implementation and analyse statistics to take corrective action as needed. Participate in projects to enhance systems and processes, ensuring Flight Training maximises its resources effectively.
- Responsible for the cost-effective management of the Flight Training programme, including drafting the annual Flight Training and ATO Budgets for sign-off and monitoring the on-going management of costs against the budget raising any concerns/anomalies to the Cost Centre Holder. Ensure the productivity of training captains is consistently monitored and maintained, unit costs minimised, and efficiencies increased wherever possible.
- Oversee the Policy and Procedures Manual, and Footprint Manual, ensuring they align with organisational standards. Manage KPIs and related reports to deliver accurate insights into Flight Training performance and drive continuous improvement.
- Develop and track all external/internal contracts/SLAs between Flight Training and internal and/or external stakeholders to ensure to Flight Training plan. Ensure that corrective action is taken where service failure/concern exist.
- Lead, motivate and inspire the Training Administration team to deliver accurate and consistent output. Responsible for the management and administration of external consultants travel, accommodation and roster patterns to ensure their productivity is effectively utilised and maximised.“
For more information on the role or to apply click here to Emirates Careers job post.
Source: Emirates
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Simaero Engineering Supervising 3rd Global CSS FFS Installation in 2025
France – global operator of full flight simulator training center’s Simaero has commenced assembly of a new Airbus A320ceo/neo full-flight simulator (FFS) at its Paris Charles de Gaulle training centre, strengthening its European training capacity for airline and third-party customers.
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The installation is being supervised by Simaero Engineering, following two recent simulator projects completed in Changsha, China, and Clark, in the Philippines.
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The new device is Simaero’s first A320neo-capable full-flight simulator at Paris‑CDG, complementing its existing fleet of nine full‑flight simulators.
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Assembly is being managed in-house by Simaero’s technical and engineering teams, with certification by the French DGAC expected in the coming months.
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The simulator is anticipated to be operational by Q4 2025 and is already open for early training slot planning.
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This milestone follows the opening of Simaero’s new training center at Paris CDG in April 2025, where the simulator will be co-located with an A350 full‑flight simulator.
Source: Simaero Engineering
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CAE Inaugurates Central European Flagship Business Aviation Training Centre in Vienna
Austria – Global aviation training leader CAE officially inaugurated its first business aviation training centre in Central Europe, CAE Vienna. The new centre has been in operation since April and is now offering customers pilot training on four aircraft types: Gulfstream G550, Bombardier Global 7500 and Bombardier Global 6000. An Embraer Phenom 100/300 full-flight simulator (FFS), part of the Embraer CAE Training Services (ECTS) joint venture is also in operation. A fifth simulator, a Bombardier Challenger 3500 FFS, will be ready for training in October and the sixth, a Pilatus PC-24 FFS, will be deployed in the second half of 2026.
“The inauguration of CAE Vienna ushers in a new era for business aviation in Europe, adding critical training capacity in the region and making a broad portfolio of training programs more accessible than ever for our customers,” said Alexandre Prévost, CAE’s Division President, Business Aviation. “According to CAE’s Aviation Talent Forecast, the business aviation industry in Europe will need 7,000 new pilots and 9,000 new maintenance technicians over the next 10 years. With the ability to train thousands of aviation professionals annually, CAE Vienna is ideally equipped and perfectly located to help meet that demand.”
Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer, Federal Minister for Economy, Energy and Tourism: “With the location of CAE Vienna, we are sending a strong signal for Austria as a strategic hub for aviation, business, and innovation. This training center not only brings highly qualified jobs and local investment, but also clearly strengthens our competitiveness. We want Austria to be a player where the future and value creation are shaped – and aviation is a key sector in that.”
The 86,000 square foot centre reflects a customer-first transformation, designed to make training more personalized, seamless, and efficient. Smart technologies simplify booking, check-in, and access to training records, reducing friction and saving time. State-of-the-art amenities include self-serve kiosks, a barista café, and a pilot lounge that enhance pilots’ comfort and convenience.
“This new centre represents our dedication to ensuring that every pilot and maintenance technician who trains with us receives the experience they deserve – one that equips them with the knowledge, skill and confidence to be at their best and always ready for the moments that matter,” added Prévost.
Like all CAE training centres worldwide, including CAE Burgess Hill in the U.K. and CAE Dubai, CAE Vienna offers all phases of classroom and simulator training for established pilots to earn their type-rating and complete recurrent training for differing authorities. The maintenance technician training offered includes type training, engine run and taxi courses, technical training (including on avionics), as well as personal development courses geared at engaging, advancing, and retaining maintenance technicians.
About CAE
At CAE, we exist to make the world safer. We deliver cutting-edge training, simulation, and critical operations solutions to prepare aviation professionals and defence forces for the moments that matter. Every day, we empower pilots, cabin crew, maintenance technicians, airlines, business aviation operators, and defence and security personnel to perform at their best and when the stakes are the highest. Around the globe, we’re everywhere customers need us to be with approximately 13,000 employees at around 240 sites and training locations in over 40 countries. For nearly 80 years, CAE has been at the forefront of innovation, consistently seeking to set the standard by delivering excellence in high-fidelity flight simulators and training solutions, while embedding sustainability at the heart of everything we do.
Source: CAE
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New AW169 Type‑Rating Scholarship Opens Doors for Female Helicopter Pilots in 2025
USA – Whirly‑Girls International, in collaboration with Leonardo Helicopters, is offering a new AW169 Flight Training Scholarship providing two women pilots the opportunity to attend a factory-based AW169 type‑rating course at Leonardo’s Philadelphia Training Academy.
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The scholarship covers a comprehensive 19-day in-person course, including:
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10 days of ground training
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1 day in the FirstFlight Virtual Interactive Procedural Trainer (VIPT)
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8 days in the Full‑Flight Simulator (FFS)
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Estimated total value of $47,500
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The course is hosted at Leonardo’s Training Academy in Philadelphia—an FAA‑ and EASA‑approved facility featuring Level D full‑flight simulators, multimedia classrooms, and virtual procedural trainers across their AW product line.
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The scholarship is part of the Whirly‑Girls’ 2026 offerings, which include over $550,000 worth of training and maintenance scholarships made possible by numerous industry sponsors
Source: Whirly‑Girls International
Photo Credit: Whirly‑Girls International & Leonardo
