Market Intelligence: -Simulator Training Center
Ansett Aviation Italia Hosts Future Engineers from Politecnico di Milano
Milan, Italy – full flight simulator training center Ansett Aviation Italia recently welcomed two groups of students from Politecnico di Milano to its facility, offering them a hands-on glimpse into the world of aviation training and engineering. This collaborative visit represents a meaningful step in bridging academic learning with real-world industry experience, giving future engineers the opportunity to engage with the operational aspects of flight training and simulation.
“Such a privilege to be supporting the new generation coming into the industry” shared Mark Delany, CEO of Ansett Aviation Training.
Source: Vittore Brunazzo (Ansett Aviation Italia)
Photo Credit: Vittore Brunazzo (Ansett Aviation Italia)
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FMS Training Solution Provider, Heading365, Marks Anniversary with BAA Training
Europe – FMS Training Solution Provider Heading365 proudly marks the first anniversary of its partnership with BAA Training, celebrating a year of collaboration centered around the use of Heading365’s customized Flight Management System (FMS) Trainer.
Source: Heading365
Photo Credit: Heading365
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Boeing Initiative Empowers Women in India’s Aviation Sector – Offers Type Rating
India – Boeing India celebrated the achievements of a trainee from the Boeing Sukanya Program during the IATA AGM 2025, highlighting the company’s ongoing commitment to advancing gender diversity in India’s aviation sector.
- The Boeing Sukanya Program was launched at the request of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi to increase female participation in aviation.
- The initiative provides STEM Labs, pilot training scholarships, and institutional partnerships to support young women aspiring to aviation careers.
- The program is actively fostering opportunities for women to transition from classrooms to cockpits across India.
- “Getting ready to start the type rating training phase of the Sukanya program. Excited for the first pilots to come through that part of the program!” shared Christine Bohl, Commercial Training Market Director at Boeing.
Source: Boeing
Photo Credit: Boeing
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Far East Asian Airline Expands Training Capability with Boeing 737-8 FFS
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Airbus CEO Visits Singapore Based FFS Training Center AATC
Singapore – Airbus Asia Training Centre (AATC) welcomed Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury during his recent visit to Singapore, showcasing the facility’s contributions to regional airline training and its commitment to sustainability.
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AATC General Manager Silvia Meloni hosted CEO Guillaume Faury during a visit to the Full Flight Simulator hall
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The visit underscored AATC’s pivotal role in training and supporting airline partners across Asia
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Sustainability initiatives were discussed, including solar power integration and modern cooling management systems
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AATC highlighted its alignment with Airbus’ broader commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility
About Airbus Asia Training Centre
Airbus Asia Training Centre (AATC), established in 2015 and located in Singapore’s Seletar Aerospace Park, is a premier aviation training facility within the Airbus Flight Training network. The 9,200-square-meter center features nine Full Flight Simulators (FFS), including models for the A320, A330, A350, A380, and ATR 72-600. AATC is the largest operator of A350 FFS globally and the largest Airbus training facility in the network.
Source: Airbus Asia Training Centre
Photo Credit: Airbus Asia Training Centre
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Global Operator of Full Flight Simulator Training Centers Obtains Spanish Certification for 5 Devices in Germany
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European TRTO Authorized in 2025 for A330 and A350 Type Ratings
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Global Pilot Training Group, CAE, Wraps FY25 with Global Milestones and Innovation Highlights in Flight and Defense Training
Global – CAE has closed out fiscal year 2025 with a celebratory video and major global achievements underscoring its position as a world leader in simulation, training, and mission support technologies – check out the video here.
The milestones reflect CAE’s expansive reach across civil aviation, defense, and security sectors reinforcing its mission to build a safer world through innovation and collaboration under the #OneCAE vision.
- First Air Traffic Services training centre inauguration with NAV Canada
- Savannah training centre with Gulfstream inauguration
- NEW CAE Sydney flight training centre inauguration with Qantas
- Increasing stake in SIMCOM and extending Business Aviation Training
- 25-year contract for Canada’s Future Aircrew Training Program (FAcT)
- Celebrating the opening of new facility in Tampa
- U.S. Navy Foreign Military Sales contract to support MH-60R pilot and mission crew training for India
- MQ-9B SkyGuardian Remotely Pilot Aircraft Systems for Canada’s Defence Forces contract
- U.S Army High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation Systems ready for customer training
- CAE identified as strategic partner by the Government of Canada for the Future Fighter Lead-in Training Program
- New modular program for Bombardier, accelerating maintenance training
- New Boeing 737-8 MAX full flight simulator in South Korea
- Increasing flight and maintenance training in Vienna
- Icelandair invests in CAE full flight simulator to train Airbus pilots in Reykjavik
- Flight Training Alliance deploys an Airbus A220 full flight simulator in Rome
- Future Air Mobility C-130J simulator sustainment for New Zealand Defence Force
- Advanced Helicopter Flight Training support to the U.S. Army extension
- Wizz Air to use Flightscape, CAE’s airline operations digital solutions
- Turkish Airlines adopts Flightscape’s next-generation Unified Task Board and Crew Management Solutions
- Showcasing immersive pilot training solution built for Apple Vision Pro at NBAA
- CAE Prodigy visual system officially launched across CAE segments
- Launching new Unified Task Board disruption management solution
- Flightscape user conference in Kuala Lumpur and Krakow
- Inspiring the Australian Air Force Cadets at the Homebush Innovation Centre
Source: CAE
