Global –Simorg, a comprehensive management software for flight training operations and FFS training center management software solution provider, has launched the first edition of its Customer Case Series, spotlighting how training organizations are utilizing the system to optimize operations.
The inaugural feature highlights Simaero France, where Simorg has played a key role in enhancing global coordination and supporting the company’s international growth strategy. Tanguy Tostivint, General Manager at Simaero France, shares insights on how the platform has helped the organization streamline global processes, improve team collaboration, and scale operations efficiently.
Read the full Simorg article below.
Tanguy Tostivint is the General Manager at Simaero France, bringing nearly 20 years of experience in the aviation and simulation industries. With a strong background in management and operations, Tanguy plays a pivotal role in driving the company’s strategic direction and growth, maintaining a continuous commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction.
Mert: Simaero started as a regional training center in Dinard (Brittany, France) and is now one of the major training solution providers worldwide. What was the corporate mission behind this growth?
Tanguy: Our mission is to deliver the when and where and how of every detail of international pilot training. In the dynamic and fast-paced aviation industry, we recognize that airlines of all sizes, from anywhere in the world, need the agility to stay competitive. They must integrate ongoing regulatory pilot training seamlessly and cost-effectively into their demanding schedules. At Simaero, we are committed to being a straightforward and continual presence in the complex training requirements of global airlines and pilots.
Mert: During the adoption of Simorg, Simaero experienced rapid growth, expanding to new centers across fresh continents with a vision to triple the number of simulators. How has Simorg supported you throughout this transformative journey?
Tanguy: Our rapid growth required a solution that could not only scale with us but also improve efficiency through digitization. As we expanded to new centers across continents and worked to triple the number of simulators, we needed a system that could adapt to diverse customer needs, align with varying cultures and regulations, and enhance team collaboration across locations.
Mert: Simorg has a critical software status for all Simaero centers. What is the reason behind this decision? How does it help?
Tanguy: Simorg provides a unified platform that streamlined our operations, offering real-time management reports, improving teamwork efficiency and consistenct in our work processes across the globe. Its ability to centralize and digitize our processes has been invaluable in supporting Simaero’s growth.
Mert: Being an important international player in our industry, how do you see the future? What’s digital’s role in this?
Tanguy: With air traffic expected to more than double over the next 20 years, we are confident that Simaero, as an independent pilot training provider, will continue its rapid expansion. To ensure global compliance, streamline operations, and maintain the highest standards of quality, the digitization of processes and the use of centralized, agile tools like Simorg will be key drivers of our success.
- Scalability: Simorg has seamlessly supported Simaero’s global expansion and growing simulator count.
- Operational Efficiency: Centralized operations and consistent quality across multiple locations.
- Collaboration: Enhanced teamwork and communication across continents.
- Leadership Oversight: Comprehensive reporting tools for streamlined decision-making.
Looking Ahead (Statement From Mert Yagci, GDA)
“Simaero’s adoption of Simorg is a testament to the power of collaboration and innovation. Together, we are paving the way for a more efficient and connected future in aviation training,” said Mert YAGCI, Commercial Director, Gozen Digital Aviation.
About Simaero
Simaero is a world-leading provider of pilot training on full-flight simulators and simulation engineering solutions. In global aviation, change is a constant. Simaero’s promise to be a straightforward and continual presence in the complex training requirements of international airlines and pilots. With five training centers strategically located in France (headquarters), South Africa, China and India, Simaero trains over 5,000 pilots every year from 250+ civil and military carriers and 80+ countries. Simaero’s simulator fleet and training solutions cover the main commercial aircraft types, including Airbus, Boeing, ATR, and Embraer.
Source: Simorg