Acron Aviation Installs New Airbus A320neo Full Flight Simulator at London Training Centre, Marking 100th A320 Device Milestone

Crawley, United Kingdom – Acron Aviation is proud to announce the installation of a state-of-the-art Airbus A320neo Full Flight Simulator (FFS) at its London Training Centre (LTC), significantly expanding training capacity and reinforcing its commitment to meeting the growing demand for commercial pilot training in the region.

This milestone device is particularly notable as it represents Acron Aviation’s 100th Airbus A320 FFS, manufactured out of its UK facility, a landmark achievement that underscores the company’s global leadership in aviation training technology and infrastructure.

With the A320neo simulator in place for Q1 2026, Acron Aviation’s LTC will be equipped to deliver greater training capacity and improve access to cutting-edge flight simulation technologies for airline and cadet pilots.

David Coward, SVP & GM Training Services, Acron Aviation said: “This new simulator not only increases our operational capacity in London but also marks an important achievement in our ongoing investment in training excellence.” Coward continued, “reaching 100 A320 devices is a testament to our longstanding partnerships with Airbus, global airlines and our role in shaping the next generation of commercial aviators.”

Acron Aviation provides a full range of pilot training services from its London and Bangkok training centres including: Type Rating for Boeing 737NG, Airbus A320, Airbus A330, and ATR 72-500/600, Cross Crew Qualification (CCQ), and Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT).

Source: Acron Aviation

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Acron Aviation Signs Multi-year Pilot Training Agreement with Centrum Air and My Freighter

Uzbekistan & Thailand – global pilot training group Acron Aviation announced the signing of a multi-year pilot training agreement with carrier My Freighter, an Uzbekistan-based cargo airline that also operate charter flights and passenger services as Centrum Air.

The contract will run until the end of May 2027 and will see My Freighter take advantage of Acron Aviation’s Level D Full Flight Simulator devices for its advanced pilot training.

Under the agreement, training will be delivered primarily at Acron Aviation’s state-of-the-art Bangkok Training Center, with an option for additional capacity to be provided at the company’s London Training Center. The comprehensive program will ensure that My Freighter, and Centrum Air, pilots receive world-class training aligned with international safety and operational standards.

Statements:

  • David Coward, SVP & GM Training Services, Acron Aviation said: “This agreement reflects our commitment to building long-term partnerships that strengthen pilot training capabilities in Central Asia.” Coward continued, “by working closely with My Freighter, we are proud to support the continued growth of not just the airline, but Uzbekistan’s aviation industry and the emerging ‘Air Freight Silk Road’.
  • Eldar Khamdeev, Deputy General Director for Flight Operations at My Freighter and Centrum Air, said: “For us, this agreement is not just about access to world-class simulators, it is an investment in the professional growth of our pilots and the long-term safety of our operations. By partnering with Acron Aviation, we ensure that our crews are trained to the highest international standards, which will directly support the expansion of both My Freighter and Centrum Air across new markets and routes.

Source: Acron Aviation

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Global Operator of Pilot Training Centres Ansett Aviation Training Strengthens Pacific Industry Commitment at 2025 Australian Aviation Summit

Australia – headquartered global operator of pilot simulator training centres since the mid 1980s, Ansett Aviation Training (AAT), reinforced its commitment to supporting the aviation sector’s growth and resilience at the 2025 Australian Aviation Summit in Sydney.

The Summit brought together aviation leaders from across Australia and the Asia-Pacific to address pressing challenges such as supply chain disruption, workforce shortages, and the adoption of new technologies. AAT was among the leading organisations contributing to discussions on how advanced simulation solutions underpin the development of pilots and aviation professionals.

“At Ansett Aviation Training, we are committed to supporting the industry through world-class aviation training solutions. The Summit reinforced that our collective ability to overcome talent shortages, embrace technological advancements, and maintain the highest safety standards will shape the future of Australian aviation. We are proud to play a leading role in that journey,” stated Ansett Aviation Training Group CEO Mark Delany.

Ansett Aviation Training’s global pilot training center network operators over 30 full flight simulators across 6 different training centres. Its headquarters are located at Tullamarine International Airport in Melbourne, Australia with two additional training centres in Australia and three international ones in Milan, Italy, Taipei, Taiwan and Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

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Global Pilot Training Group Simaero Welcomes 10th Simulator in Paris

Paris, France – Simaero, a global provider of full‑flight simulator pilot training and simulation engineering solutions, has announced the arrival of its tenth full‑flight simulator at its Paris‑CDG Training Center—an Airbus A320 CEO/NEO simulator—further enhancing its training offering for Airbus operators.

  • The new device is Simaero’s first A320neo-capable full-flight simulator at Paris‑CDG, complementing its existing fleet of nine full‑flight simulators.

  • Assembly is being managed in-house by Simaero’s technical and engineering teams, with certification by the French DGAC expected in the coming months.

  • The simulator is anticipated to be operational by Q4 2025 and is already open for early training slot planning.

  • 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.

In June 2025, Simaero announced the upcoming arrival of a brand-new A320 CEO/NEO Full-Flight Simulator (FFS), manufactured by China Simulation Sciences Co., Ltd. (CSS).

Source: Simaero

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Management Software Solution Provider Flightlogger Welcomes New South African Client – ALT Academy

South Africa – ALT Academy, a pilot training group and full flight simulator training center based at O. R. Tambo International Airport, has significantly expanded access to EASA-standard pilot training and certification in South Africa through a strategic partnership with Easy Pilot. In addition it has adopted FlightLogger’s digital training management platform.

  • In July 2025, ALT Academy partnered with Easy Pilot to open South Africa’s second EASA exam centre at its Johannesburg campus, adding to the existing Grand Central location.

  • The academy is also preparing to launch access to a certified A320 Full Flight Simulator by October 2025—enhancing its ability to deliver complete, localised EASA training pipelines.

  • With FlightLogger integrated across operations since early 2025, ALT Academy now offers:

    • Streamlined scheduling, records, and compliance tracking

    • Scalable, cloud-based management of curriculum delivery and cadet progress

    • Standardised operational oversight across campuses

Source: FlightLogger

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Acron Aviation Receives UK CAA Approval for A320 Full Flight Simulator at Bangkok Training Centre

Thailand – Acron Aviation is proud to announce that it has received regulatory approval from the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) for its Airbus A320 Full Flight Simulator (FFS) at its Bangkok Training Centre (BTC). This milestone reflects Acron Aviation’s unwavering commitment to global safety standards, regulatory compliance, and the delivery of high-quality aviation training.

During the certification process, UK CAA inspectors commended the professionalism, operational readiness, and high technical standards demonstrated by Acron Aviation’s BTC team throughout the entire process. Their positive assessment reinforces BTC’s reputation as a premier destination for world-class pilot training.

David Coward, SVP & GM Training Services, Acron Aviation said: “The addition of this approval by the UK CAA marks a significant achievement for our Bangkok Training Centre and underscores our dedication to providing world-class training solutions across a broad range of regulatory jurisdictions.” Coward continued, “complementing the other approvals we hold at Bangkok, it enables us to better serve our airline partners across multiple regions and provides peace of mind that we operate to the highest levels of safety and technical excellence.”

The approval further expands Acron Aviation’s capacity to deliver UK CAA-compliant training programs in the Asia-Pacific region, supporting the growing demand for certified flight training and enhancing accessibility for international airline partners.

Acron Aviation has a proven track record of delivering effective and customized training solutions to airlines and training organizations worldwide. Its FFS provide pilots with realistic and immersive training scenarios, ensuring they are well-prepared to excel in the cockpit.

Source: Acron Aviation

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Dynamic Advanced Training Partners with Astrom Training Solutions to Integrate Digital TMS and QMS for SEP Training

Dubai, United Arab Emirates – ASTROM Training Solutions has partnered with Dynamic Advanced Training to implement an integrated Training Management System (TMS) aimed at streamlining the provider’s Safety and Emergency Procedures (SEP) training operations.

  • ASTROM’s TMS platform will support classroom and advanced cabin simulator training at Dynamic’s Dubai-based facility, one of the globe’s leading independent aviation training centers.

  • Dynamic will also adopt ASTROM’s Qualification Management System (QMS) and intelligent scheduling tools to enhance training delivery and resource optimization.

  • The collaboration supports SEP training provided to over 120 global business jet and commercial airline operators, reflecting Dynamic’s broad client base and operational scale.

Source: ASTROM Training Solutions

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