In November 2023, aircraft manufacturer Airbus:
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Source: Airbus
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United States headquartered flight school management software solution provider Flight Schedule Pro has welcomed Ryan Townsend as its new Chief Technology Officer.
“I’m beyond excited to have the opportunity to join the Flight Schedule Pro team,” said Ryan Townsend. “As a leading technology provider in the aviation industry, our organization is uniquely positioned to support an industry facing unprecedented challenges. This climate demands not just innovative thinking, but also a nimble approach to our products and strategies. From my first interactions with our business leaders, it’s been clear that Flight Schedule Pro is more than up to the challenge! With a focused team that has already charted a clear path to success, I am confident in our ability to deliver enormous value to our customers and partners. I look forward to the challenge of building upon our strong platform, delivering innovative solutions, and realizing the full potential of our product strategy.” shared Mr Townsend.
Source: Flight Schedule Pro
Subic, Philippines based First Aviation Academy has held a graduation ceremony for its third and fourth batch as well as its modular cadets from the previous PAL Aviation School!
See a video of the graduation ceremony below.
Source: First Aviation Academy
Clark, Philippines – Seventeen (17) new cadet pilots were inducted to the Alpha Aviation Group (AAG) Airline Pilot Program (APP) on 21 November 2023, marking the 7th intake for this year and the 72nd since the inception of this flagship training program in 2011.
Capt. Vicente Casibang II (AAG Philippines Accountable Manager) highlighted AAG’s long-standing commitment to aviation training excellence in his welcome remarks. “As an institution committed to being at the cutting edge and in line with highest standards, we ensure that your training here is of the greatest quality,” he shared.
Paulo Mallari (AAGP Marketing & Sales Executive) discussed AAG’s integrated training philosophy and support infrastructure – an assembly of cutting-edge technology, tools and expertise that AAG has acquired and invested in over the years.
Cristopher Magdangal (AAG Group COO) also graced the ceremony to greet the cadets and their families. “Excellence is always at the forefront of our goals. At AAG, our focus is not merely on helping you gain experience but on building your competencies essential for success in the aviation industry,” he shared.
In his closing remarks, Capt. Gaudencio Maniano (AICAT Accountable Manager) underscored the collaborative efforts within AAG to fulfill the dreams of the cadets. “We extend our gratitude for supporting your children’s aspirations and for gracing this special event that marks a significant milestone in their aviation careers.
Source: Alpha Aviation Group
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A group of New Zealand pilot training industry professionals met with Ho Minh Tan, the Deputy Director General of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV). They discussed the opportunities and challenges in the Vietnamese aviation market and how New Zealand can offer solutions. The New Zealand Ambassador, Tredene Dobson, and the Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City, Scott James, also joined the meeting. The group appreciated the chance to reconnect with Mr Ho, some of which have known him for a long time, and to have a face-to-face conversation. The meeting was a good preparation for the upcoming talks with airlines in Vietnam.
Source: John Nicholson
In the ever-evolving world of flight training, aircraft maintenance stands, along with flight training management, as an essential task for organisations providing flight training. Whether conducted in-house or through trusted suppliers, this core function ensures the safety, compliance, and efficiency of aviation operations.
Recognizing the critical importance of both flight training and maintenance, FlightLogger, a leading aviation training management software provider, is excited to unveil a groundbreaking partnership with Wingops, a cutting-edge aircraft maintenance system.
At its core, this partnership introduces a seamless integration between FlightLogger’s renowned training management software and Wingops‘ state-of-the-art aircraft maintenance system. The new integration offers a transformative solution for aviation training operators, simplifying and enhancing the way they manage their training and aircraft maintenance activities.
Key highlights of the FlightLogger-Wingops integration include:
The new partnership stands as a testament to FlightLogger’s and Wingops‘ dedication to innovation and customer satisfaction. By combining FlightLogger’s expertise in training management with Wingops‘ advanced maintenance capabilities, aviation organizations can expect improved operational efficiency, enhanced compliance, and heightened safety measures.
“We are thrilled to partner with Wingops to offer this game-changing integration,” said Kenneth Jeppesen, CEOand founder of FlightLogger. “In an industry where excellence in training and maintenance is non-negotiable, our collaboration will empower our clients to optimize their operations and reduce costly downtime for aircraft maintenance.”
This new partnership underscores FlightLogger’s ongoing commitment to providing comprehensive solutions tailored to the unique needs of the aviation training industry.
About FlightLogger
FlightLogger is a leading provider of digital training management solutions for the flight training industry. The web-based software simplifies the administration and documentation of training activities, ensuring compliance, efficiency, and safety for flight training organizations worldwide.
About Wingops
Wingops is a cutting-edge aircraft CAMO and maintenance system designed to streamline maintenance operations and enhance the safety and reliability of aircraft. Their advanced solutions are trusted by aviation professionals globally.
Source: FlightLogger
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